99Sounds Digital Malfunctions ACID WAV Free
20 DECEMBER 2016 | ACID WAV | 390 MB
Digital Malfunctions is a collection of digitally processed audio loops crafted by Timur Arynov of MyOSS.
Continuing where Dark Engine left off, Digital Malfunctions is a set of noisy rhythmic loops and sound effects crafted using a variety of creative sound design techniques. Timur was kind enough to provide a bit of insight into the creative process that went into the creation of this loop library. Here’s what he had to say about Digital Malfunctions:
“Thank you for downloading this free sample pack! I hope it will bring inspiration and new flavor to your productions.
I always liked abstract loops and interesting glitchy textures, and it was an exciting challenge to create sounds that I would easily use in my experimental electronica productions. And by the way, I’m a big fan of Richard Devine and Ivo Ivanov. :)
The main source of all small sounds is heavily processed field recordings of city ambiance, but it would be boring just to chop and rearrange them, so I decided to make it almost fully randomized. Sampler played random notes with random length. Then it was processed with long fx-chain, in which the parameters were randomized as well. The only steady thing was tempo syncing.
If you have any questions, please contact me via the MyOSS Bandcamp page.”
Technical Specifications
The library contains 350 loops in total, available in 44.1 kHz/24-bit WAV format. The files are all normalized to -12dB (because dynamic range is your friend).
You can use this sound pack in your music, as well as audio and video projects for non-commercial or commercial purposes.
License
The included samples were crafted by Timur Arynov and are royalty-free for use in your music, video game development, videos and other creative projects, both free and commercial. You are not allowed to redistribute these samples (as in share or sell them on other websites), nor use them as the sound source in audio related software and/or sound libraries, free or commercial.