a bunch of HS-60 samples added

Submitted by synthgeek on Thu, 01/07/2010 - 16:39

Since the time has come that I've had to sell this beauty, I recently did a monster sampling session. There are two packs of sounds on the wave samples page, and several new multisamples on the soundfont and sfz page. Altogether there's over 250MB of samples in this lot, though the multisamples account for most of that.

There are more multisamples from this synth and other sources being put to use in something new I have brewing here. More news about this project soon...

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