XS-707 is a rompler made out of a TR-707 kit sampled from an EMU EMAX 12 bit sampler.
Excessively sampled on 127 velocity layers for each drum element to capture the sound of the Emax fine analog filter.
It was recorded using an analog graphic EQ to boost some good frequencies, ending up in a tube preamp to add some warmth…
Mac Catalina users : this plugin will probably not be authorized.
Excessively sampled on 127 velocity layers for each drum element to capture the sound of the Emax fine analog filter.
It was recorded using an analog graphic EQ to boost some good frequencies, ending up in a tube preamp to add some warmth…
- 1905 samples – 24 bit 44100 Hz. (440 MB unzipped)
- 127 velocity layers.
- 16 assignable outputs.
- -/+ 2 pitch bend knob control.
- LP/HP filter.
Mac Catalina users : this plugin will probably not be authorized.
Downloads
Win 32 VST
(260 Mb)
Win 64 VST
(261 Mb)
Mac OSX VST
(265 Mb)
Mac OSX AU
(261 Mb)
(3 / 5)
Eh...I'm not that impressed, almost half a gig worth of samples for...what? And of course they're 24-bit, they likely could've used a tenth of the samples at 16-bit and it wouldn't have made much of a difference. It'd probably cut down on the CPU usage as well, which would make the lack of options more justifiable. The sound isn't bad, but it isn't worth over 400MB worth of storage.
(3 / 5)
Maybe
It would be nice if the volume could be controlled by velocity or if the velocity curve was adjustable.
(5 / 5)
Very cool. Very fat and warm compared to some of these x0x romplers which often have a really transient, harsh feel. Very hip-hopy. I suspect they could have use 1/10 as many samples and we wouldn't notice a difference though.
(5 / 5)
Have you considered porting for linux/debian ? PLEASE!!!
EXELENTE
(5 / 5)
It seems there is a bug in the routing Option, but that's not that bad at all. I began to use this Plugin for all my EDM drum Sounds.
(4 / 5)
This little drum synth surprised me. Personally I love the way the velocity seems to be attached to the filter, giving the drums not only different volume levels but different character at different velocities. And I greatly appreciate that you can route each drum to its own channel, a feature sorely and inexplicably missing in way too many drum vsts. However, there appears to be a bug with Snare Drum 1 -- no matter what channel I route it to (in Reaper 6), it always plays out of channel 1. All the others are fine. Not a huge issue, but one I'd hope to see fixed. Otherwise, pretty solid.
Actually, I take that back about just Snare Drum 1 being broken w the routing. The routing in general seems to be buggy. I tried to work around SD1 only coming out of Channel 1 (despite being set to Ch 2 say) by just assigned the SD's to Channel 1, and switching the BDs to 2. Once I did that, BD2 started only playing out of Channel 1 no matter what it's set to, but it seems like it was fine previously. I'm not sure exactly what's up, but the routing to channels definitely seems to be buggy.
(5 / 5)
Наконец-то! Я долго ждал свободного, многоканального эмулятора TR-707. Отлично!
(5 / 5)
Cool. Thanks.
(5 / 5)
Good/
(2 / 5)
1905 samples ?
15 drum elements X 127 velocity layers / element = 1905 samples. At least they acknowledged that it was "excessively sampled".
"I recorded all the 127 velocity layers from each drum element to capture the sound of its fine analog filter." (The EMU EMAX filter, off course)
That's how romplers, like Nexus, work, they're all sample based