Goldbaby Productions

The unmistakable sound of the TR-808 is nothing new, but Goldbaby's Super Analog 808 is. This new sample pack features over 1,000 sampled sounds of the original unit, with patches for Battery 3, EXS24, Kontakt 3, and Guru.  

Stephen Hawking's unofficial reaction to the new Goldbaby Productions drum and FX sample library, When Alien Drum Robots Attack!, is, "See! I told you so."  

Even if the real Roland Juno-6 is a bit out of your reach, you can still get the synth's ultra-wide chorus sounds from the new Goldbaby Productions multisampled library, The FatJuno-6.  

Goldbaby Productions took out its Akai MPC-60, punched in its choice of sounds, and then spun them into the new MPC60 Vol 3 sample library, which includes the sampled sounds of layered drums, vinyl drums, drum machines, effects, and synths.  

Getting good custom old-school sounds using the Prommer for the Oberheim DMX is a tedious process. Goldbaby Productions CustomDMX brings you those unique old-school sounds whilst saving you from backbreaking labor.  

Scooping up a tablespoon of lard and putting it in your mouth doesn't seem to be the greatest culinary experience in the world. With some culinary tweaks, however, it can become the most wonderful sensation you'll ever experience at the cost of your health. In a musical manner, you can do a similar thing with Goldbaby Productions FatsoSynths Volume 1 without the guilt and the health risks.  

Q: What's the difference between Goldbaby Vinyl Drum Machines and a Cadillac?

A: I don't have a Cadillac in my garage.

 

When a developer like Goldbaby releases a collection like SP-1200 Vol.1, it's not really about the samples, but about the sampler that played the samples. It's really about the recreating the gritty, warm textures of the E-Mu SP-1200 that were the result of its specific circuitry and analog filters, designed, as it was, to emulate the warm, gritty sound of vinyl. I guess you can consider Goldbaby SP-1200 Vol.1 a sampler sample collection that emulates a vinyl emulator.