Free Commodore 64 Synthesizer Sessions Sound Library by Bedroom Producers Blog / Rhythmic Robot

30 multi-sampled instruments recorded directly from three different versions of the Commodore 64 home computer. There are blips and blops and a complete Commodore 64 drum kit. Requires Kontakt 4 or above, or SFZ and Zampler. This is BPB / Rhythmic Robot's entry into the KVR Developer's Challenge 2012. More on that here.

Download from: www.bedroomproducersblog.com; www.rhythmicrobot.com

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