D16 PLASTICLICKS

$89 usd AND WORTH IT... Products pages demo audio samples are good but do this sample set NO justice. Its really good for techno/minimal insert your electronic genre here ... however I must add despite being very techy and beepy its not what your gonna find in those commercial electrohouse libraries that come a dime a dozen these days, which is a good thing, very original content.

XferRecords Nerve

Before I go further I want to say I'm not gonna tell you about what it does, cause you can read that on Xfer Records Nerve webpage and view Steve Duda's instructional vids on youtube. Chances are if you read this far you already have.

For me, the magic happens with the randomize shortcuts. Ctrl + click < or > will randomize any sample in the selected folder. Ctrl + Alt + click will randomize the sample in all of the folders.. resulting in some wild patterns.

Second, this feature is not even marketed but is SOOO kick ass for people who work with HUGE sample libraries. < and > buttons on each sample folder...that's right no menu diving to select individual samples...fly through the folders..huge work-flow enhancement...only thing close to this is Propellerheads Redrum and some freeware drum machine that never worked called Tatapoum.

The factory content is great...very housey, clubby, and plenty of Richard Devine-ish abstraction for you IDM hipster nerds.

$199.00 USD and worth every penny... you can get em on KVR a lil cheaper in the marketplace. BUY IT I SAY!