Do you remember the good old days of Soviet Russia? If you’re a fan of analog synthesizers, then you’ll love the new Soviet PIF Synth! This adorable little synth is perfect for children, and it comes with a FREE sample library that will give you hours of fun!

Soviet PIF Synth

These colorful little synths were clearly designed with children in mind. They are small and lightweight, making them easy to carry around. The controls are large and brightly colored, making them easy to use. And the sound quality is surprisingly good for such a small and inexpensive instrument.

The Pif was produced from roughly 1989-1993 in a city called Ромны in Ukraine. The factory that produced them, Роменский завод АТС, specialized in industrial telephone equipment, but also made several consumer products including this synthesizer.

Despite their child-friendly design, the Pif synths are capable of producing a wide range of sounds, from energetic dance beats to atmospheric pads to serene melodies. Thanks to their affordability and portability, the Pif synths remain popular among musicians of all ages.

A Cute Analog Synthesizer for Children

The Soviet PIF Synth is a unique and powerful tool for anyone looking to create original and arresting sounds. The synth uses raw analog waveforms to generate its sound, resulting in a harsh and industrial sound that is perfect for any aggressive or dark production.

In addition, the synth comes with a wide variety of modulation options, making it possible to create complex and evolving soundscapes. The Soviet PIF Synth is a must-have for any serious producer looking to add some edge to their productions.

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USSR Synths – The Best Soviet Synthesizers of All Time

The Soviet Union was a powerhouse when it came to synthesizers. Many of the best synths of all time were developed in the USSR, and they remain popular to this day. In this blog post, we will take a look at some of the best Soviet synthesizers ever made. We will discuss their features and how they have influenced music over the years. If you are interested in learning more about Soviet synths, this blog post is for you!

The first synth on our list is the Polivoks. This synth was developed in the early 1980s and it quickly became one of the most popular synths in the USSR. The Polivoks is known for its unique sound, which has been used by many famous musicians over the years. The Polivoks is also notable for its durability; many of these synths are still in use today, more than 30 years after they were first created.

Next on our list is the Formanta EMS-01. This synth was developed in the late 1970s and it was one of the first affordable synthesizers available to Soviet musicians. The Formanta EMS-01 is a simple yet powerful synth that can create a wide variety of sounds. This synth is still used by many musicians today, and it remains a popular choice for those looking for an affordable and versatile synth.

Free Soviet PIF Synth Sample Library

This sample library performs with the FREE DecentSampler plug-in. You can download the Decent Library here.

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I was browsing through a thrift store when I came across a vintage reel-to-reel tape recorder. I was curious to try it out, so I bought it and took it home. When I plugged it in, I was surprised to find that it still worked! I decided to use it to make a “tape piano” sample library. First, I recorded myself playing some simple melodies on the piano.

Then, I transferred the recordings to my computer and edited them into individual samples. Finally, I created a free website where people can download the samples. I’m really happy with the results, and I hope other people will enjoy using the library too!

Reel to Reel Tape Piano [Decent Sampler]

The melancholic sound of a piano filtered through a portable reel-to-reel tape recorder from the 60s is truly unforgettable. The Decent Sampler format allows you to enjoy this fantastic sound at its very best. The deep, full tones of the piano are perfectly captured by the reel-to-reel tape recorder, giving you a rich and emotive experience.

This wonderful sound is perfect for any occasion, whether you’re relaxing at home or entertaining guests. If you’re looking for something truly unique and special, then the melancholic sound of a piano filtered through a portable reel-to-reel tape recorder from the 60s is sure to impress.

The Reel to Reel Tape Piano is a truly unique instrument. Unlike a traditional piano, it uses tape instead of strings to produce sound. This allows for a wide range of sounds and textures, from the classic piano sound to more experimental and modern sonic possibilities. The Warble knob allows you to select between two takes, adding an element of chance to your performance.

The Adjustable tape hiss layer adds an authentic vintage touch, while the Adjustable shimmer layer creates a sense of otherworldly beauty. The Tone knob allows you to adjust the overall tone of the instrument, while the Chorus effect adds depth and richness. Finally, the Reverb effect creates a sense of space and atmosphere. With so many options, the Reel to Reel Tape Piano is an instrument that any musician would be proud to own.

This library works with the free Decent Sampler player plugin. Download it for free here.

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“Reverb Tank Violin” Sample Library

Looking for a unique string sound? Check out the “Reverb Tank Violin” Sample Library! This innovative instrument features a reverb tank that creates sympathetic reverberation, adding an extra layer of depth and complexity to your sound. Whether you’re looking for something new to add to your music or just want to experiment, this library is sure to please. So download today and get creative with resonance!

There’s something about the sound of a reverb tank that is both comforting and disorienting. It’s like being half-asleep and half-awake; familiar yet disorienting. It’s the sound of nostalgia, mixed with a sense of melancholy and unease.

It’s the sound of a memory that is just out of reach, tantalizingly close but forever just beyond our grasp. It’s the sound of longing for something that we can never have again. And it’s the sound of hope; the hope that, despite everything, we will find our way back home again.

Buying this instrument is a great way to help Decent Sampler develop and obtain a one-of-a-kind sample library.o download today and get creative with resonance!

It’s a sound that’s neither acoustic nor electric, yet rather has its own distinct character: it’s half dusty and warm, familiar yet disorienting; and part melancholy, and unsettling.

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Reverb Tank Violin

A reverb tank, as the name implies, is an enclosure that contains a sound chamber and a reservoir for water. The instrument’s body vibrates in much the same way as it does when any other bow is used to play an acoustic guitar.

The internal springs of a cello vibrate as the instrument is played, causing the interior springs to shake. This generates a one-of-a-kind, sympathetic reverberation that does not exist in traditional violins.

The reverb tank is an essential part of the violin’s unique sound. Adding a small amount of reverberation, gives the violin a richer, fuller sound that is both familiar and disorienting. The tank also helps to give the violin a warmer, more melancholic tone that can be unsettling.

However, it is important to keep the reverb tank clean and dust-free so that it does not affect the quality of the sound. With proper care, the reverb tank can help to create a unique and powerful sound that is perfect for any musical setting.

Two Presets Sustains and Tails.

“Sustain” presets contain a long note with a resonance that fades out. “Tail” presets contain a shorter note with a resonance that quickly fades out. “

The “Reverb Tank Violin” Sample Library comes with two presets: “sustains” and “tails.” “Sustain” presets contain a long note with a resonance that fades out. “Tail” presets contain a shorter note with a resonance that quickly fades out. Experiment with both to find the sound that best suits your needs.

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So download today and get creative with resonance! It’s a sound that’s neither acoustic nor electric, yet rather has its own distinct character: it’s half dusty and warm, familiar yet disorienting; and part melancholy, and unsettling. With the “Reverb Tank Violin” Sample Library, you can add this unique sound to your music and make your compositions truly stand out.

A violin that has been equipped with a reverb tank. Available for the free Decent Sampler player. You can purchase the instrument here