eLAB X-Static Goldmine 4 WAV (Organized)

WAV - 1.12GB
X-Static Goldmine 4 was subtitled "chillin out in da orb", and it sure seems appropriate since all the ambient, triphop & dubby drum loops, just screams "far-out-space". For example how about deep trancey phased out loops? Ethnic crossover breaks? Or maybe some cone blowing jungle or ragga loops? Well with transformed chants, experimental seq or hypnotic psychedelic delays -this CD will definitely take you to another dimension. All loops, FX and chords are super hard panned against each other to help you hear the samples in context and still to cram more sounds into the CD.

Organized into folders, with left and right channels organized aswell. Since the CD has 2 different samples on each audio channel.

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comments

Shake_puig	status	registered	comments	rating
Shake_puig	Member	3.08.2015	191	+41

So weird how they made the CD with so much panning and LR stuff

10.11.22 @ 23:13

cyanidecup45	status	registered	posts	comments	rating
cyanidecup45	Member	29.10.2020	41	75	+1393

i believe they did this to save cd space back then
pretty weird concept but somehow it worked

11.11.22 @ 00:19

Plendix	status	registered	comments	rating
Plendix	Resident	14.11.2013	379	+94

cyanidecup45 is totally right, that's the story behind that.
These are from a time where ripping a cd into a computer was ten years away.
You had your cd player hooked up to your (akai? emu?) sampler, and captured the loop by recording it. If you were fancy and invested 700 dollar (in the nineties!) in your sampler it might even have had an spdif input. as it made no difference selecting L, R, or Stereo when capturing having those track panned out wasn't the slightest hassle.
Even if you decided to have have that sample in stereo in your sampler, you probably fed that one loop from a dedicated output pair to the mixing desk. Then you were able to do the panning and different eq and send setting there.
Gosh I'm glad these times are over. It's such a luxury having it all in one folder, and being able to save every single paramater instead of writing it down.

12.11.22 @ 13:35

zuk	status	registered	posts	comments	rating
zuk	Resident	29.09.2008	7	472	+230

thanks for share this old stuff. much appreciate.

11.11.22 @ 16:30