Of all the instruments we own our Korg Triton Rack is one of the most versatile. In many ways it can be compared to a high quality sampler because the powerful synth engine can be applied to your own samples, those built in or those made available on the various Korg expansions (our favourite is the Vintage Archives) The synthesiser is capable of producing extremely useful sounds suitable for virtually any genre of music and it seen often on stage even today. Read more about the Korg Triton Synth
The Korg Triton samples below can be purchased individually or as part of a special (heavily discounted) 10 DVD set - 1277 Korg Triton sound patches sampled at at 24-Bit resolution
Korg Triton BUDGET SAMPLE PACK 004 (DVD 4 OF 10) |
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KONTAKT / EXS24 / WAV |
128 Korg Triton sound patches at 24-Bit resolution PRICE: £9.99 P&P: £1.99 (UK ONLY) TOTAL: £11.98 |
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PLEASE NOTE WE ONLY SUPPLY TO THE UNITED KINGDOM |
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Korg Triton Patches Sampled (consisting of the Programs of factory bank D in the Rack version) | |||
D000 d Ribbon Morpher D001 d Super Grand D002 d Raggae Gtr Hit D003 d PizzicatoSection D004 d UGLY HoUSe Kit D005 s Rhythmic E.Gtr D006 d Dirty Man Bass D007 d Killer BX-3 Organ D008 d Ultra Res. Sweep D009 d Power Brass D010 d Just Do It!!! D011 d Dream Voices D012 d Octo Lead D013 s Warm Shakuhachi D014 d Cinema Pad D015 s Kalimba Soft D016 d Thunderlog D017 d Club E.Piano D018 d Symphonic Waves D019 d X-Synced D020 d Tamborine Dream D021 d Joystick Gtr(-Y) D022 d Fretless Snap D023 d Overdrive BX3 D024 d That Heaven Vibe D025 d DynaBrassStereo2 D026 d Distant Lights D027 d OohSlow VoicesST D028 d Electro Lead D029 d WarPipes D030 d Pods In The Pad D031 d Finger Cymbal |
D032 d SynthPianoid D033 d Chorus Piano D034 d Cyber Choir D035 d Rich Lead D036 d Djembe-Log Drum D037 d Guitarish D038 d Hybrid Bass D039 d Good Old "B" D040 d Analog Pad D041 d French Horn Sect D042 d Vanishing Planet D043 d Classic Vox D044 d BrightPulseLead D045 d Digi Layer D046 d OutOfTheClouds D047 d Garbage Mallets D048 d Band Passed D049 d Stereo Digi D050 d Rhythm Rezonator D051 d Syn Pipes D052 d *SpaceShip* D053 d Time Machines D054 s Thumb Bass D055 d Dirty Jazz Organ D056 d Lonley Sphinx D057 d The Avenger D058 d Bad Weather D059 d Cript-on D060 d Thin AnaLead D061 d Wacky A.Bass D062 d Virtual Traveler D063 d Digi-Bell |
D064 d Cat Lead (-Y) D065 d Classic Tines D066 d SharpBottleBlow D067 s Dance Lead D068 d Piano Layers D069 d Filter Gate D070 d Digi Bass 2 D071 d Rotary Organ D072 d Electrik Brass D073 d Frozen Glaciers D074 d Warm Flugel Horn D075 d Wispy Dry Wind D076 d RibbonYoHeadOff! D077 d Pipe Tutti D078 d Syn Ghostly D079 d Warm Steel Drums D080 d Solar Surfing D081 d Splat Slap D082 d Rhythmnosis D083 d The Mandolin D084 d Crazy Wah Wah D085 d Square Wave Lead D086 s Fretless Bass 2 D087 d Old VOX Legend D088 d Freedom Pad D089 d Classic Digi D090 d Loonie Bin D091 d ResRes One D092 d Unholy Water D093 s Shirk Hit D094 d Lava Lakes D095 s E.Bass Finger 3 |
D096 d Old Portamento D097 d Mutant Clav D098 d Random Pulsator D099 d Mini Lead D100 d DWGS E.Piano D101 d Rhythm Of Life D102 d SuperSwtch Bass2 D103 d Full Pipes D104 s Metal SlowPad D105 s BeBop Cornet D106 d Cosmic Waves D107 d Fluttering EP D108 d AMSFeedbackLead D109 d Tomorrow's Pad D110 d BPM Filter Sweep D111 d Small Harp D112 d Dark Element D113 d Silky Digi EP D114 d Moon Talker D115 d Sitar-Tamboura D116 d Rave Volutionary D117 d Hubble Pad D118 s DynaThumb Bass D119 d "Flauto" Pipes D120 d Noble Brite Pad D121 d Fugue In L.F.O. D122 d Black Box D123 d Station Of Waves D124 d R&B Lead D125 d Motion Ocean D126 d Tight Brass 2 D127 d Moon Cycles |
The 24-bit Triton samples, for this collection, were recorded using our professional recording studio. Being one of our budget sample collections, each patch consists of 2 samples per octave (2,104 samples in total). When using our samples we advise that you make these sounds your own. With Kontakt 5 this is so easy to do and the number of new patches you can create from just one of our patches is endless. Applying a filter will have the most dramatic effect upon the sound but we prefer to use more subtle techniques to enhance the sound and our most favourite trick is to apply a small amount of tube enhancement, analog chorus or other analog effects BUT they sound best when used only slightly (otherwise they change the sound so much that the "essence" of the sampled synthesizer is lost, or at least diminished considerably). Of course reverb and analog or tape delay always works wonders to any synthesisier patch and these effects are usually applied too liberally, but everyone will agree that it's great fun.