The MR-10 is a compact analogue drum machine from the early 80's made by Yamaha. It features 5 pads that you can hit to trigger the sounds and some cheesy tango & waltz presets.

As always, great care has been taken to keep the original sound alive and kicking with a high headroom, but some subtle tube coloring and compression assures you to make this kit sound unique.

The pro kit gathers 5 tone variations from each of the 7 individual sounds, in stereo, 24bit, 48khz wav files. It costs only 1,40$. The free kit lets you play with one full sample kit (7 sounds, mono, 16bit/44.1khz wav files).

Sounds Divine launches Diva Introspective SoundBank. This bank contains 111 new sounds for u-he's DIVA synthesizer.

From vintage analogue pads to big 80's style synth sounds , angelic choirs to dreamy washed out pads . This soundset is inspired by the movies .

Lexicon launches their PCM Native Plug in separately, after sold in bundle versions...

It's a good idea because you can buy just what you need:

- PCM Native Chorus
- PCM Native Dual Delay
- PCM Native Random Delay
- PCM Native Multivoice Pitch
- PCM Native pitch Shift Effects
- PCM Native resonant Chord
- PCM Native Stringbox
- MPX Native Reverb
- PCM Native Native Chamber
- PCM Native Hall Reverb
- PCM Native Concert Hall
- PCM Native Random Hall Reverb
- PCM Native Room Reverb
- PCM Native Plate Reverb
- PCM Native Vintage Plate Reverb

But, It's a little beat expensive for a Chorus effect plug in (209,95$), for example...

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Here's a video for any of you curious as to what we've been up to in the past months with FRACT OSC. It's essentially what we showed off a few weeks back at the IGDA DemoNight, and shows off two parts of the game, namely one of the newer puzzles and the studio, which is a hub where players begin and then come back to later in the game.

As the player progresses through the game, they are exposed to different elements of sound and music through puzzles and the world. As such, they are introduced progressively to the tools that they will eventually use in the studio. The studio acts as the culmination of their actions in rebuilding the world, where they eventually return and be able to make their own music.