Sound Banks :

Tassman 4

Krakli VSTi

Yamaha SY77

Rhino

Alchemy NEW edition

DCAM Synth Squad

Frequently Asked Questions:

TASSMAN 4

1. Q:Why is the Tassman sound bank so large ? Surely it looks like quantity over quality ?

A: This bank is the result of me wanting to have my own alternative Tassman sound library which would contain everything I’d need for electronic music production. I felt I could improve on many of the sounds (especially pads) and so the work started. It took a long time to complete, so it wasn’t rushed with a deadline in mind. Therefore, I’m convinced that it is a quality collection. User  feedback seems to confirm this.

YAMAHA SY77

1. Q: Why is the floppy disk given away for free ?

A: Most SY77 users report that their floppy disk drive is either broken or in the middle of repairs, perhaps never being repaired. I thought it would be nice to offer it for free to those who have a working drive on their SY77.

It’s always nice to have a physical product, and since floppies are cheap, so is postage, a special offer was in order :-) .

The floppy is available until my SY77s floppy drive stops working.

The floppy disk is available only in the SY77 format (SY99 users - sorry, I don’t own an SY99 and so I’m unable to save the sound bank in SY99 format).

2. Q: Are you going to release more SY77 sound banks?

A: Yes, I would love to, time permitting. Most of my sounds are spread across hundreds of floppy disks. So it’s a matter to find the will power to go through it all, assess and re-edit if need be (to bring up to date) and hope that my floppy drive won’t break in the process. :-)

Sound Banks

1. Q: Are you going to release free sound sets ?

A: Most definitely.

2. Q: Can I use these sounds in commercial releases ?

A: Yes. That’s the idea ! But please don’t re-distribute sounds in any way or form. No commercial preset compilations, sampling or resynthesis (for use in other products) without prior agreement. Thank you.