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Hi Aripearl,
It's actually two sounds, Oohs & Aahs.
If you put them up & they sound anything like the Yamaha ones,
I'll definitely buy them.
Chris

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More sounds and kits coming right up

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https://performersheaven.com/en/shop-en ... pianos-set

We will be adding many styles covering the commonly used genres that are lacking on the Korg machines. Styles for songs from more modern contemporary artists such as Ed Sheeran, Post Malone, Billie Eilish, David Guetta, Hardwell, KSHMR, Martin Garrix, Teddy Swims, Meghan Trainor, Jelly Roll etc...

Hi,
Maybe it's me, but I cannot find a search feature on your Website. You have over 50 pages of samples, styles, etc and trying to find a particular sample is very time consuming.
Please let me know if there is a search feature.
Chris

A question from a Dutchman Why are the samples so expensive? What makes them stand out from other sound designers that purchase samples with a much lower price?

Aripearlmusic wrote:Also as far as outdated... My sounds are far more realistic than yours and take up less RAM. If you want an example compare my Alto DNC3 sound to any of your Alto Saxophones. Try the Ravencroft 275 as well side by side with any of your pianos. Solo and section string sounds are also being added to the list along with Real drums (style mix template as well)

A bit of advice to you; If you would like to increase sales and the quality of your work, I recommend you be kind to your competitors and also learn from those who are masters at their craft; which Antony is. He's been selling Korg samples for many years and is recognized as an expert on the internal sampling structure of the PA series. I would think you would learn and take any advice given from such a great resource. You also belittle us consumers who are educated and know a "good" sample when we hear it. Otherwise, we would not be in the market for replacement samples in our products. Bottom line, bad behavior is bad for business.

I'm friendly with Tony. What makes my samples stand out is not only the intuitive settings but also the gain staging so normalize doesn't affect the noise floor. I don't usually try to clone the original sound because I try to improve upon it. I set all the FX in sound mode to make it easier on anyone using them in a keyboard set. I also do about 20 control changes channels and much more modern techniques such as mid side EQ, side chain compression, Pitch risers for the drop, tape stop FX, granular FX, stutter automation, reverb side chain and many other FX that the old timers don't know how to do (no disrespect intended). Also if an $8-20 per sound price range is too expensive for you then you don't have to buy. I sell individual sounds every other day for anywhere from $100 to $500 each (depending on the sound). Some sounds take all day to finish and cost me as well to hire the musicians to play them note by note sometimes a dozen takes per note per velocity per articulation. One of the $500 sounds (not available on the site) costed me nearly $2700 and 20 hours to make

Many more 5x and 4x sounds have been added
https://performersheaven.com/en/shop-en ... eel-string

Performers Heaven announcing 40% discount for all sounds since today up to 2025-01-10.

Tons of new sounds and kits are going up. Stay tuned!! Whatever sounds you're looking for it's a one stop shop. No need to buy a ton of sounds to find the few that you use. Demos are on the site. Prepare to be amazed.