Organic Samples is renowned for their colorful instruments. An inspiring resource of fluid legato solo voices, samples influenced by ethnic music and smart lightweight instruments. We are delighted to report that Organic Samples is available exclusively at Orchestral Tools. Organic Samples is a series of creative instruments, that will be continued with many upcoming additions.

As we've been lucky enough to find a stunning Bösendorfer grand in the same room we recorded our solo soprano library, we decided to record a set of staccato samples between our sessions. We've been able to get 5 round robins for a delicate pianissimo sound and 3 for the other dynamic layers (mf and f) to achieve a rather small but very expressive and detailed tool that we think will get you inspired!

"Organic Voices Vol 2 - Ethnic Inspiration" is the result of a stunning sampling experience. Our goal was to capture the power of this unusual singing technique and make an inspiring tool out of these recordings. The rawness and expressiveness from these sampling sessions, at your fingertips.

Organic Samples is renowned for their colorful instruments. An inspiring resource of fluid legato solo voices, samples influenced by ethnic music and smart lightweight instruments. We are delighted to report that Organic Samples is available exclusively at Orchestral Tools. Organic Samples is a series of creative instruments, that will be continued with many upcoming additions. Be surprised by the quality of this expressive solo legato patch as well as by the power of superbly recorded sustains.

Here is one of the most unique percussion libraries you'll hear. We sampled nearly every sewing item you can imagine - pitched and non-pitched, from sewing machines and knitting needles to buttons, cloth, and scissors. Play them as single shots or custom defined arpeggiations. The sewing machines are tempo-synched.

The Satellite was a rare and less known Moog synthesizer from the mid 70s. It’s a monophonic preset synthesizer with one VCO and limited modulations. It was used mostly as an add-on for electric organs, in fact, the US company Thomas Organ bought the license to build it. Preset sounds include brass, reeds, strings, and other sounds. As many keyboards of that time, the Satellite is not properly tuned along all the keys (especially at the ends) so we included two versions: tuned and untuned.

Here we present a focused, tidy collection of intimately-recorded, overdub ready, pitched happiness. A sizable 10GB (at compressed NI NCW) collection of pitched bells, dulcimers and keyboards specifically designed to construct tonal groove elements. For years we’ve been subjected to typical cinematic grooves composed of various small percussive elements; sticks, logs, shakers, claves, tambourines, finger cymbals, and other unpitched toys – yet there was an obvious lack of pitched counterparts.