The Korg Triton remains a popular instrument with keyboardists creating a huge range of genres. One aspect of the Triton is often overlooked and that is the ability to use it as a hardware sampler. It is possible to use the Triton sound engine to create instrument patches using your own sounds or a mix of your own with Triton samples. 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 003 (DVD 3 OF 10) |
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KONTAKT / EXS24 / WAV |
127 Korg Triton sound patches at 24-Bit resolution PRICE: £9.99 P&P: £1.99 (UK ONLY) TOTAL: £11.98 |
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Korg Triton Patches Sampled (consisting of the Programs of factory bank C in the Rack version) | |||
C000 d Techno Phonic C001 d Warm E.Grand C002 d Rave <Ribbon> C003 d Stereo Strings 2 C004 d WAcKy HiPHop Kit C005 d Spanish Guitar C006 d Phat Bass C007 d Dirty "B" C008 d Super Sweeper C009 d DynaBrassStereo1 C010 d <ReverseVoxBox> C011 d Vocalscaping C012 d Sine Switcher C013 d Breathy BariSax C014 d Stereo WaveSweep C015 d Mallet Clocker C016 d PowerRezSweep C017 d Pro-Stage EP C018 d Motion Raver C019 s Rosin Strings C020 d Nasty TRicKy Kit C021 d Nu Strat C022 d A.Bass Buzzing C023 d Perky Tonewheels C024 d DigitalThroats 1 C025 s Trombone Soft C026 d Video Blaster C027 d Grand Choir C028 d A leadload C029 d Soft TenorSax C030 d Cyclic X-Fades C031 d Breathy Bells |
C032 d Auto Groove C033 d Piano Pad 2 C034 d Techno Stat C035 s Viola Solo C036 d D'n'B Gate Kit C037 d SingleCoil+Piezo C038 d SynBassRes C039 d Superdark Organ C040 d Goliath's Waves C041 d Blind as a Bat C042 d Rave Stabz C043 d Oooh Choir C044 d X-Mod Raver C045 d Breathy AltoSax C046 d Spectrum Alloy C047 d Log Drum & Bells C048 d Square Rez FastSynth C049 d Dark and Warm C050 d Old Record Hit 1 C051 d Ensemble & Solo C052 d Tiny Perc. Kit C053 d CountryNuStrings C054 s Slap Bass v-s C055 d Jazz Organ 2 C056 d Harmonic Pad C057 d Tubas Gold C058 d Birds & Bugs C059 d Aah Choir C060 d Busy Sync C061 s Warm Oboe C062 d Stereo Rez Sweep C063 s GlassBell Bright |
C064 d Raunchy Brass C065 d Piano&String-Pad C066 d Old Record Hit 2 C067 d String World C068 s Gamelan Gong C069 d Super Clean Gtr C070 s Digi Bass 1 C071 d Perc-2ndHarmonic C072 d Sweeper Strings C073 d BrassSlow Stereo C074 d Dirty Wounds C075 s Choir Mmh C076 d Sync Kronicity C077 d Classic Flute C078 d Water is Deep C079 s Digital Bells 2 C080 d Dual Filterz C081 d Classic Wurly C082 d Organ Impact C083 d Violin & Viola C084 d Psycho Pitch Kit C085 d CleanMute-Guitar C086 d Fretless Switch C087 d BX3 Short Decay C088 d Cross Sweeper C089 d Trombones Brass C090 d Cosmic Toys C091 d DigitalThroats 2 C092 d Fire Wave C093 s Wooden Flute C094 d Smoothy Pad C095 d Hybrid Bell |
C096 d Square Snaps C097 d Clav Snap C098 d Golithanic Stab C099 d ComponentStrings C100 d Jazzy Pitch Kit C101 d Fingertips12 Gtr C102 d Reso Bass C103 d Super BX Perc C104 d Ghostly Strings C105 d Attack Brass ST C106 d Compu-shift C107 d Ooh-Aah VoicesST C108 d Grain Board C109 d Bari Blaster C110 d JS-Ribbon Pad C111 d Ribbon Rhythm C112 d Power Saw C113 d Reson Piano C114 d Pop Guitar Hit C115 d Analog Velvet C116 d KING<>KONG Kit C117 d Arpeggio Guitar C118 s E.Bass Finger 2 C119 d Organ Positive C120 d Mellow Movie Pad C121 d Movie Brass C122 d One Note Stories C123 d Ether Voices C124 d Brian's Sync C125 s PanFlute C126 d Glass Vox C127 d Bottle-Bell |
Our Triton samples were recorded using the 24-bit equipment in our professional recording studio. As part of our range of buget sample collections this single DVD set consists of 2,286 individual 24-bit samples. Each patch (listed above) has 2 samples per octave which creates highly useful results. Our premier collections are created by sampling every single tone and semitone to ensure total accuracy. This method is usually employed when we are sampling old analogue synthesizers because, sometimes, the tone can change every semitone but, most of all, sampling every note ensures that we capture the essence of the subject synth. When sampling digital synths using the 2 samples per octave is perfectly acceptable as the sound/timbre is much more consistent across the length of the keyboard. If you want to make our samples sound "more analogue" this can be achieved by adding a small amount of random LFO to to the fine pitch because one of the most common problems with analogue is that the tuning drifts. It is always best to apply as little of the effect as possible so that you do not really notice it until you turn the effect off.