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Wave Alchemy specializes in cutting-edge sample libraries that are lovingly produced by us - for you. What we don’t do is rip sounds from vinyl, CD, mp3 or any other source and pass them off as our own! Everything we produce is 100% original.
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SFX Collection 02
An epic collection of next-generation sound effects, cinematic trailer tools and cutting-edge transitional FX elements...
Delivering 2.1GB of stunningly produced and innovatively processed special effects samples, SFX Collection 02 pushes the boundaries of modern sound design, combining creative digital effects processing, granular re-synthesis and intricate automation with sought after analogue synths, legendary effects devices and unique live field recordings... more
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Piano and Music Theory Part 06
18th May 2012 | 0 comments
Last week in Piano and Music Theory Part 05 we introduced the eerie Whole Tone scale which if you remember has notes which are spaced equally apart by 1 whole tone (whole step). So a Whole Tone scale starting on C contains 6 keys (C, D, E, F#, G#, A#) making it a 'hexatonic' scale.
Initial encounters with the Whole Tone scale while practicing the piano can be discouraging … Read More »
Piano and Music Theory Part 05
11th May 2012 | 0 comments
Last week in Piano and Music Theory Part 04 we looked at 3 different minor scales; the natural minor, harmonic minor and the melodic minor. If you remember I said we would recap the mysterious melodic minor...
As we discovered the melodic minor uses a different tonal pattern depending on whether you are ascending or descending the scale. The example below shows a C melodic minor scale (ascending) with its flattened 3rd key. … Read More »
Piano and Music Theory Part 04
4th May 2012 | 0 comments
Last week in Piano and Music Theory Part 03 we discovered that by flattening (lowering the pitch by a semitone) the third, sixth and seventh notes of any Major scale we can create a minor scale. To test this out simply take the C Major scale and follow the above rule and you will soon find C 'natural' minor.
During your piano practice try alternating between playing different Major and minor scales and you will instinctively find 'modulations' that sound great to your ears.… Read More »
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Tom Middleton - Tech House and Minimal Testimonial
By: Tom Middleton (DJ and Producer) - 01/09/2011
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Love packs like these! Loaded with pro-quality beats, loops, synths, stabs, pads, glitches and fx. I could go on and on. If only I had more hours in the day to make tunes! It's an immense arsenal of 4/4 Production essentials. Tons of super slick content to get your grooves moving in a matter of minutes! |
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