Hi guys,

I sampled the excellent Moog Grandmother.

Over 100 samples (FX, Noise, Waveform). Completely free to download.

More in the video. Enjoy!

 

Thanks for sharing these. I have a question though. Why did you decide to make 32 bit samples but then only 44.1 khz sample rate? I understand your choice of the increased bit depth, but why not 48khz sample rate?

 

I recorded all samples in 44.1 kHz. ;)

 

well, I mean in the video you mention preserving headroom in the samples. But by increasing the bit depth and not utilizing the higher sample rate, means that you are increasing only the word length, and therefore file size. And not raising the ceiling to make use of the increased bit depth results in possible quantization distortion or truncation.

 

44.1Hz is shit a waste of time.

 

Most of the samples available on the market are 16 bit and 44 kHz, and they create a lot of music that we listen to and will listen to. ;) Check my samples, I think possible quantization errors will not matter. ;)

 

Thank you very much.
But you forgot the link:

Also your site is interesting: https://homerecording4all.gumroad.com/

 

 

Last edited: Feb 7, 2022

RUBBISH and VSL sucks.

 

is this your first time sampling your own synth ? what's up with the fades at the beginning of EVERY sample ?

 

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Last edited: Feb 10, 2022

It's free. Give the guy a hand and help him editing the samples better. No need to be harsh.

 

it's a genuine question. Just wondering if it is not his first time, maybe there is a reason why the samples recorded that way which kinda unusual because, especially for the Moog, the sample should almost always carry the original punch from 0 attack (fastest) from the synth envelope, so that when the sample is added to sampler it will replicate the same response. Atleast that is how I understand it, so wondering if he has a reason or his first time that he doesn't know about that.