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Electronic Guitars: new: RMX, REX2 & WAV formats

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Howdy All!

I just want to take a moment to introduce Nine Volt Audio?s latest release: Electronic Guitars Vol 1.

Ever worked on a track with traditional instrumentation and found it needed a sound that had an electronic edge to it, but was still ?organic?? OR?

Ever worked on an electronic track and found it needed an organic sound, but every time a ?traditional? instrument was added the track lost its electronic-ness? (Is that a word?)

This collection of 500+ loops was created, amongst other reasons, to help keep the flow and vibe of your tracks in situations like these!

Also, I wanted to present a loop collection that would compliment and compete with the tempo flexibility that users of Stylus RMX have become accustomed to, so I took a new approach to the recording of Electronic Guitars. As a result, EVERY LOOP in the Stylus, REX and Refill formats can be used at any tempo, DOWN TO 60 BPM, without breaking up! You can read more about the recording ?process? on the specs page of www.ninevoltaudio.com .

Lastly, feel free to check out the MP3, Stylus RMX format and ReFill format demos. As usual, the demos can be used in your tracks royalty free, so there?s nothing to lose by checking them out!

I hope you dig the new sounds!
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Hi Kyle,

any chance to have some products also in downloadable format?

Thanks
Luca
 
Hi Luca,

The only downloadables from our site are the demos, Textural Guitars Vol 3 (a cool royalty-free set of 25 guitar loops for Stylus RMX and Reason), and the bonus material available after any purchase.
Please let me know if you have any other questions!

Thanks!
 
Guys, I love your products....I really do. However I need less electronic and more unprocessed raw guitar/bass stuff. I can get electro/organic sounds up the wazoo, so I think I'll skip this one.

Come up with some cool acoustic and rock type grooves (both guitar and bass or even mandolin) and I'll be the first in line!

Think more Fretworks/Fingerstyles/Bass Legends type of stuff...I think that's what the most of us composers really need.

Thanks!
 
midphase said:
Guys, I love your products....I really do. However I need less electronic and more unprocessed raw guitar/bass stuff. I can get electro/organic sounds up the wazoo, so I think I'll skip this one.

Come up with some cool acoustic and rock type grooves (both guitar and bass or even mandolin) and I'll be the first in line!

Think more Fretworks/Fingerstyles/Bass Legends type of stuff...I think that's what the most of us composers really need.

Thanks!
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I second that.
 
Sorry I've been MIA guys.

Kays - I've made a mental note about the stuff you feel there's a need
for. I would like to do some kind of acoustic finger style project at
some point. I think that would be fun project to do (of course that's
easy to say while I'm not in the midst of it:). Bass would be cool,
too.

BTW: I think the email address I had for you returned the "past customer
discount" email I sent out for Electronic Guitars. If you find a need
for Electronic Guitars in the future, just shoot me an email and I'll
get the discount link.

Thanks!

Sincerely,
Kyle
[email protected]
www.ninevoltaudio.com
 
Kyle,

I would buy your Electronic Guitar collection, but at this moment, only if it was downloadable. I need it NOW. :roll: I'm sure some people would pick up your libraries as an 'impulse' buy if it was instantly available.

Just throwing my weight in favour of downloadable sample libraries.
 
Hi,

Ned Bouhalassa @ Fri Feb 24 said:
I would buy your Electronic Guitar collection, but at this moment, only if it was downloadable. I need it NOW. :roll: I'm sure some people would pick up your libraries as an 'impulse' buy if it was instantly available.
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I second this!!!

While I don't need it NOW, this is exactly the type of product I would buy on an impulse when I need something for a particular track. When I'm doodling and working on new things for demos, etc. I tend to come up with stuff on my own rather than going out and buying libs. This is the kind of thing that I buy when it is 1:00 AM and I need to get the track done by 9:00 AM.

There are a few devs doing this now. I don't know all of the logistics but I'm sure that there is something that could be worked out with downloads so that you don't have someone giving the download link and password to all of their friends.

FV
 
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