"THE KITCHEN SINK" - a free percussion library for Aria!

[Larry G. Alexander]

Ohhh-Mmmm-Geee! The boy has finally gone over the edge! Ell-Ohh-Ell

No...this is a cool, wacky thing that you have sprung upon the world, Mister Random. I am looking forward to writing something with your new library that will frighten old ladies, little children and terrorists.

Thanks for your efforts. That had to be a lot of work.

This is going to be fun.

My Best,

[rbowser-]

Ohhh-Mmmm-Geee! The boy has finally gone over the edge! Ell-Ohh-Ell

No...this is a cool, wacky thing that you have sprung upon the world, Mister Random. I am looking forward to writing something with your new library that will frighten old ladies, little children and terrorists.

Thanks for your efforts. That had to be a lot of work.

This is going to be fun.

My Best,

hehehehe, fun post, Mr. Larry - thanks fort! yes, I probably have finally gone over the edge, but I'm glad to hear that you're still considering conjuring up one of your whiz-bang compositions using this. Would love to hear that. I'll listen to it from the loony bin to which I go.

A lot of work - well, what constitutes a lot of work is of course subjective. I did it in 3 days, but it was my primary pre-occupation during that time. Probably around 20 hours of work, and I consider that a very short project.

Have fun y'all!

Randy

[marce]

Thanks! Very nice&fun sampling! I will try it when i have some spare time.

[rbowser-]

Thanks! Very nice&fun sampling! I will try it when i have some spare time.

Thanks, Marce - It was fun to put together. And don't forget, you're the one who inspired me to do more with SFZ. I still have my limits, but learned more this time around.

Randy

[rbowser-]

C'mon--don't be afraid. There's no reason every person on this Forum shouldn't have this percussion set. Super simple to use. As explained in the first post, just unzip it, put it where you can find it, and open up the SFZ file in Aria. There have been about 4 downloads so far - Get yer red hot Kitchen Sink now - it'll encourage me and other folks to do more free instruments for Aria.

If more instructions are needed, just ask, I'll be glad to reply.

Randy

[marce]

Randy, your samples are very funny! And not only that, i believe that are very usefull, when you want some interesting fx sounds.

This mp3 is four notes from the Randy SFZ with some FX that DAWs offenly include. From your Kitchen to the suspense movie:

http://stashbox.org/951354/FXSamples.mp3

[chad]

Wow, I don't know how I missed this thread on Friday. Downloading now, I'll have a chance to check these out later this evening.

Creative work Randy! I really like these home brewed instruments for ARIA popping up. You are quickly becoming an sfz warrior

[rbowser-]

MARCE! This is so great - I love the clip you posted---OOoooh, listen to that "jug" and the Cheese Slicer Zither sounds great in there--You win a prize, first person besides me to publicly unleash something done with The Kitchen Sink! Thanks so much for posting that.

hehe, thanks Chad. I don't know about becoming an SFZ warrior - but I'm having fun!

Randy

[trimpe]

Wow. This is insane. I have absolutely no use for it... I NEED TO HAVE IT NOW!!!

[rbowser-]

Wow. This is insane. I have absolutely no use for it... I NEED TO HAVE IT NOW!!!

HA! Wonderful response, Trimpe - Thanks. Go forth and make some insane noise with The Kitchen Sink!

Randy