Q: What Machine is the Graphic in the Head of the Site ?Ī: This is the lovely Roland TR-606, sometimes called 'Drumatix', from 1982.Ī real essential Drumcomputer with his very own characteristic Sound. The Donation for the larger Sets is only to cover the cost of Bandwith. Like Reason, you have to include all the given infos where it comes from, but in anyĬase, you can not sell this work, it has to be free.

If you want to include samples in Soundfonts or similar packs for dedicated software You will find it inside the sample packs. If there is detailed info about the license, This naturally includes all of your work. All samples are made by some private people and offered free for personal. All of them are either royalty free / public domain or under a creative commons (CC) Or Unarchiver (Thanks to Morgan for Link).Ī: No, these samples can not be sold, nor resold or redistributed in commercial ways. If you are on Windows OS here you can get Stuffit Expander WIN (free version).Īnother possible help you can get from UnRarX for OS X (Thanks to Peter for Link) If you are on MAC OS you can expand RAR with Stuffit Expander MAC (free version). RAR is a compression format like ZIP or SITX but the files are much smaller. (Thanks to James)Ī: The Sample-Packs are compressed ZIP or RAR files. Windows Media Player, please use a Sound Player instead like musicians do -)Ī tool to convert files on Mac OS X by rightclick, please find here. Sometimes the files are internally compressed and wont play in Music Players like The other 10% are at Sample rates up to 32bit / 96khz. Now for over 23 years - The real Drum Samples sourceĪ: The Samples are mostly (90%) in standard Windows WAVE (PCM) Format,

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