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With hits like Sicko Mode or Goosebumps Travis Scott has proven to be an unexceptionally talented artist, with a sound that sets himself apart from other hip hop artists. Keeping this in mind, we tried to come up with innovative sounds as will while creating this Travis Scott sample pack. You’ll get hard af knocking 808 bass samples, snappy drum hits, crisp hats & cymbals. As a bonus, we decided to include 2 construction kits. Grab you copy now!

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Free Travis Scott Inspired Sample Pack "The Astro"

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From the new album The Scene Between out 23 March (UK), 24 March (US).

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The Go! Team - The Scene Between

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Electro can be organic and groovy. For the theme 15, I have only used my 2 analog synthesizers, the Dave Smith Mopho X4 (synth brass melody, phasing strings)and the monophonic Moog Sub-37 (sequence and sound FX) and the drums are from a Roland TD-20. All with a nice touch of atmospheric retro-synth. I've also added a few talking bits from a movie that represent very well that "electrorganic" idea. Can you guess what movie it is?

Ograsmo Sonore 2015

THEME 15 - ELECTRO GROOVE

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THEME 16 : KRAUTROCK. Epic synthesizer rock 70s german style.

THEME 16 : KRAUTROCK

Various Artists

Dreamweapon - Monte da Virgem

SongBird (E.Allen)

2012 - from the LP "On the Phone with..."

Graham Mushnik - Storms And Spells

One morning you awaken to find yourself peering out of frosted glass at strangely unfamiliar surroundings. With a sense of fear and wonder you descended a flight of worm eaten stairs and shamble out into a world that seems to be monochromatic in nature... 

A Year Spent Reflecting on Existence in a Quaint Yet Sinister Village

September 70 are a duo from Dundee, Scotland comprising of Graeme Ogston (Spare Snare) and Paul Munro.

September 70 were formed shortly after ramshackle Dundee indie outfit The Hate Foundation dissolved. Graeme and Paul had been working closely together on a variety of projects for some years and with their combined love of cherry menthol tobacco, chicken tikka sandwiches, Polish cafes, charity shop crate digging and good old funky music they both made September 70 a force that could not be denied existence. 

The first incarnation of September 70 was called Taxi Driver or Taxista! under which they recorded the Taxista Suite. This was an unusual lo-fi mix of soundtrack style music of a 70’s nature inspired by such diverse influences such as Jean-Claude Vannier, the big brassy balls out easy listening funkathons of artists such as Keith Mansfield, Alan Moorhouse & Alan Hawkshaw, the psychedelic latin soul of Pucho & The Latin Soul Brothers, the sunshine pop of Curt Boettcher with some Lalo Schiffrin thrown in for good measure. 

The Taxista Suite was effectively a soundtrack album for a movie that was never made, although some of the tracks ended up on the soundtracks for 2 low budget short movies (A Long Time Coming, The Carpet Junkie), both of which were shown on the big screen. Originally it had been penned for a ridiculous script that Graeme and Paul were writing about a Kung Fu cat and a bitter jaded detective called John Mandingo, but they never quite got round to filming it. 

The recording itself was achieved on a dodgy old 4 track in Paul’s dingy old bed-sit, so the production values were not the greatest. All of the sampling was done on an Amiga 500 using TechnoSound Turbo and the drums that weren’t sampled were programmed on an Alesis HR-16 drum machine. Recording and production values aside the Taxista Suite is considered by the band to be a diamond in the rough. 

