When the band drops out and you get to hear what the drummer’s been playing all along, you can’t help but tap your feet. Even though they were dismissed as just “Toys, their sounds have a unique quality that will ruin add character to any mix.Drum breaks are a special moment in a song. These are the blips, beeps, and crude instrument renditions from the cheap electronic keyboards we grew up with. These are the sounds millions of people heard as their first venture into “Electronic Music. 800+ Original Open-source and Royalty Free samples.600+ Megabytes of 16-bit, 44.1k wav files.Sounds Processed and Mangled using 1990s Computer Technology.Recorded Lo-Fi through a Sound Blaster card.Tempo-labeled loops of vintage Yamaha PSS, PSR and Casio MT keyboards.For full retro-sound authenticity, the samples were lovingly recorded through a Sound Blaster 16-bit soundcard and processed and mangled using ’90s computer sound editors. This free sample pack includes over 600+ MB of tempo-labeled loops and individual drum hits of 1990s Yamaha PSS, PSR, and Casio MT keyboards. These sounds have never seen the light of day. Until now… Features:ĪudioKit has released a new free and open-source collection of over 800+ free original loops of vintage Casio and Yamaha toy keyboards. One of the hundreds of free loops included: Then, I spent weeks editing the loops using a shareware program called “Cool Edit”. I used this “state-of-the-art” technology to record all the toy keyboards I owned. Thus, my dreams of working in the music tech industry were alive and well. The Sound Blaster transformed my family’s Windows 95 machine into a futuristic recording studio. Over 600+ megabytes of vintage toy keyboard sample loops.Īs some background, I saved up my money from working after school at White Castle (a dangerously delicious burger chain) to buy a Sound Blaster 16 card. Over the holidays, I discovered an old project I started as a kid almost 20 years ago. By Matthew Fecher Blog Free Sounds January 16, 2018
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