Uploaded on
Dec 21, 2023
(and last updated on Mar 27, 2024)
metro wave is a experimental sfz library created by me, it turn's your sforzando or aria player in to a powerful wavetable synth as the roland d50 but with new content.
42 sfz programs, included a small hybrid drumkit.
small library only 750 kb uncompressed.
for the moment metro wave is only compatible with sforzando and aria player to show the capabilitys of this library.
demo track.
https://audio.com/milton-paredes/audio/metro-wave-demo-1
Uploaded on
Oct 01, 2021
(and last updated on Oct 01, 2021)
I made in the pass years some soundfonts of my upride piano, but this is a slmall sfz library with more detail, and compact.
again, i sample my upride piano in my studio, with casual setup, just my digital recorder, nothing els!.
About my piano.
This is a Samic upride piano, model su-105, produced in 1988.
after the complete refurbish in 2016 this piano has now a mello tone, sudable for jazz and romantic balades.
just 64 mb of memory!.
contains only 1 velocity layer, but,...
Uploaded on
Oct 01, 2021
(and last updated on Oct 01, 2021)
Small mini wavetable synthesizer for sforzando sfz.
i'm working to create a small library that's contains synthesized patches, wavetable la synthesis as the roland d50, and s sounds with extremely low fi character!, all this in one micro package!
but, this is a demo version of my project, the big collection is ssstil in beta stage.
this demo contain 8 presets and 1 wavetable.
if you want the beta version please mail me, because the final version wil be a donationware pr...
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