Full Instrument Stack - Moog Model D - 18 Key Group Instruments

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Simply unzip and drop the samples into your multisample instruments library folder.

This is an 31 keygroup instrument pack that can be used in any kind of music

• 2.5 GB for 2476 Files of which 2458 High Quality Moog Model D samples all you need to get basically make a full track (without percussion) !
• 13 percussion instruments, 3 snare, 3 kicks, Hats and percs. approx. 700MB
  
• Simple - Moog Model D - Key Group Instrument

This is a sub bass instrument with an energetic sound at lower octaves and an electric piano sound at higher octaves to bring drive and melody to your mix. I actually use this keygroup to make sub bass as well as lofi piano chords. This variation is a versatile sound.

• Silky - Moog Model D - Key Group Instrument

This is a sub bass instrument with a deep energetic sound at lower octaves and a marimba / pluck sound at higher octaves to bring drive and melody to your mix. I actually use this keygroup to make sub bass as well as melodies.

• Outta Control - Moog Model D - Key Group Instrument

This is a drone instrument with a ruch sound at lower octaves and an organ sound at higher octaves to bring depth and melody to your mix. I actually use this keygroup to make sub bass as well as melodies.

• Monster - Moog Model D - Key Group Instrument

This is a drone instrument with a deep sound at lower octaves and a clave sound at higher octaves to bring depth and melody to your mix. I actually use this keygroup to make sub bass as well as melodies. This variation is a versatile sound.

• The Drop - Moog Model D - Key Group Instrument

This is a really expressive metallic synth sound with a deep feel and emotional sound that does really well at lower octaves like a bass and higher octaves like a lofi wind instrument. I use this keygroup to play leads sometimes.

• The Drip - Moog Model D - Key Group Instrument

This is a really expressive metallic synth sound with a deep feel and emotional sound that does really well at lower octaves like a tuba and higher octaves like an sharp lead. I use this keygroup to play leads sometimes.

• Brass - Moog Model D - Key Group Instrument

This is a really expressive horn sound with a deep feel and nostalgic sound that does really well at lower octaves like a tuba and higher octaves like an organ. I use this keygroup to play along to a beat.

• Bonus Brass - Moog Model D - Key Group Instrument

This is a horn sound with a warm house and pop sound that does really well at lower octaves like a tuba and higher octaves like an organ. I use this keygroup to play along to a beat.

• Blush Metal - Moog Model D - Key Group Instrument

This is a "blush!" metallic sound with a warm house and pop sound that's a classic 80s love sound. I actually use this keygroup to bring a bit of house & nostalgia to the track. This variation has a bit short of an attack, unique in that you can play chords unlike in the actual Model D instrument.

• Tower - Moog Model D - Key Group Instrument

This is a really expressive sound with a really loving vibe that does really well at lower octaves as an or electric piano style instrument and higher octaves for as an arcade style sound. I use this keygroup to play chords to a lofi track.

• Thistle - Moog Model D - Key Group Instrument

This is a really expressive sound with a really nostalgic vibe that does really well at lower octaves as an organ or electric piano style instrument and higher octaves for as an arcade style sound. I use this keygroup to play chords to a lofi track.

• Sunset - Moog Model D - Key Group Instrument

This is a really expressive metallic sound with a really nostalgic sound that does really well at lower octaves as a bass and higher octaves for a melody.

• Horn - Moog Model D - Key Group Instrument

This is a really expressive horn sound with a short duration and dry sound that does really well at lower octaves and higher octaves for a melody. I use this keygroup to play along to a beat.

• The Drop - Moog Model D - Key Group Instrument

This is a really expressive metallic synth sound with a deep feel and emotional sound that does really well at lower octaves like a bass and higher octaves like a lofi wind instrument. I use this keygroup to play leads sometimes.

• The Drip - Moog Model D - Key Group Instrument

This is a really expressive metallic synth sound with a deep feel and emotional sound that does really well at lower octaves like a tuba and higher octaves like an sharp lead. I use this keygroup to play leads sometimes.

• Brass - Moog Model D - Key Group Instrument

This is a really expressive horn sound with a deep feel and nostalgic sound that does really well at lower octaves like a tuba and higher octaves like an organ. I use this keygroup to play along to a beat.

• Bonus Brass - Moog Model D - Key Group Instrument

This is a horn sound with a warm house and pop sound that does really well at lower octaves like a tuba and higher octaves like an organ. I use this keygroup to play along to a beat.

• Blush Metal - Moog Model D - Key Group Instrument

This is a "blush!" metallic sound with a warm house and pop sound that's a classic 80s love sound. I actually use this keygroup to bring a bit of house & nostalgia to the track. This variation has a bit short of an attack, unique in that you can play chords unlike in the actual Model D instrument.

Do you need the 80s Model D sound in your production?

I had the chance to have a go at the MiniMoog Model D . I enjoyed making these sounds specifically designed to be used as a Key Group Instrument. Although when actually making it, it wasn't polyphonic, making this into a keygroup instrument opens up the new dimension of playing chords. Having all the notes also allows to use different parts of the keyboard for different ideas. For example, the high notes as part of a chime sound and the low notes as part of a bass sound. Since these were specifically designed as a keygroup instrument, they already sound good as it is & you can work these useful samples in infinite ways.

Do you need unique, iconic , versatile , Model D sounds for your production ?

The Moog MiniMoog Model D Reissue, painstakingly built by hand in limited numbers, is an exacting recreation of the vintage Model D as used by countless artists since the early-1970s. This classic monophonic design features three oscillators and the iconic Moog Ladder filter. The Model D Reissue sounds just as monstrous as ever, and can now be thicker and further overdriven thanks to a slight modification to the mixer.

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Configuration Instructions

Nothing is more simple than getting started with the Stack Instruments.

1. Unzip / uncompress the .zip file into your music folder. For standalone controllers be sure to add it to your external hard drive or usb drive.
2. Open an empty project in your DAW or standalone controller
3. Navigate to your uncompressed folder and drag and drop the .xpm file directly into your DAW or open/load the .xpm file to load it into your track.
4. It's ready to play !

For more advanced Users :

• Navigate to your keygroup instrument interface
• Increase "decay" and tune "sustain" to taste.

How To Play

This instrument is particularly well suited for the Akai Family controllers but it will work with any controller and DAW. To use it unzip the file into your multisampled instruments folder. Open the .xpm in your DAW or on your standalone controller. To play this instrument I do recommend using a sustain pedal.

For example in my set up on the Akai Force, I plug in my Arturia Keystep using USB, open an empty project, then load the *.xpm directly. Plugged into the Arturia is a sustain pedal. on the I/O page of the mixer i select Midi In from Arturia KeyStep with setting 'MERGE'. Then, I alternate between light and hard presses on the pedal as I play the pads.

Other ways you can use this pack include taking and individual note and creating a keygroup instrument with it, for example G6 (shift+edit). Remember : each layer sounds completely different so select the one you might like the most if you do this.

You might also want to remove samples to save space, for example Layer 4.

For Help with Getting Started

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