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SampleScience RX-17 HD Sample Pack WAV [FREE] screenshot
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The Yamaha RX-17 is an obscure drum machine made in the eighties when Duran Duran was the biggest band in the world and Micheal Jackson was still alive. Made in 1987, the RX-17 has drum sounds highly influenced by the era it was released. Containing a grand total of 26 sounds, the RX-17 combines a standard acoustic drum set with an additional latin drum sound set. It could be seen as the bastard child of the Yamaha RX-21 and the RX-21L (for "Latin"), but the sounds are not exactly the same. For instance, while the kicks are identical, the snare of the RX-17 has an electronic vibe to it not found on the RX-21 and the toms are completely different. Furthermore, their overall quality is better, mostly because they are 12-bit samples instead of 8-bit.


We sampled the RX-17 in 32 bit, hence the HD (for high definition), to capture the raw output of the machine. Also provided are 16-bit and 24-bit versions of the samples at a 44.1kHz sample rate. Ad a little bit of reverb are you're in synhtwave, retrowave, and synthpop territory.


Specifications:

16-bit, 24-bit, 32-bit 44.1kHz wave file format
3.5 MB
26 different sounds


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  Resident 5.12.2012 816 21280
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uploadboy link
  Resident 2.02.2014 1 2534
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If 32 bit, who needs lower quality such as 24 and 16 bit?)
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  Resident 22.03.2014 259
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thanks for something different!
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