When Modules Collide: Time Wave Zero Forges New Sonic Horizon

SEATTLE--(BUSINESS WIRE)--As we race toward interconnectedness, the universe eventually reaches a singularity of infinite complexity, at which point everything occurs simultaneously. What if we used the complexity of sound to expand beyond genre-defining vintage instruments, or create new genres altogether?

“The libraries are formatted for easier set up with other sampling programs.”

In a move to redefine electronic music mastery, Dark Side of the Tune released today Time Wave Zero, a 490-sound sample library that moves beyond pre-conception, and resets sound in a futuristic, spontaneous environment.

Modular synthesis techniques evolve the synth aesthetic beyond brand-based character, with many modern analog synthesizer units used in tandem: no virtual or vintage instruments were harmed in the making of Time Wave Zero.

Bucking the trend of static mono samples, the new library includes many multi-samples, as well as stereo samples adding depth and space with analog time-based effects. As a result, most of the sounds are velocity sensitive and playable, similar to an analog instrument. Time Wave Zero can be purchased at www.darksideofthetune.com for $29.99.

“Machine users will find an immersive experience, with programs, filter, and envelope/velocity settings already set up for editing,” said Shawn Shirey, chief sound designer for DSOTT. “The libraries are formatted for easier set up with other sampling programs.”

Based in Seattle, Dark Side of the Tune is an experimental sample library company founded in 2008. The company’s core objective is to get high quality, original sounds to the best producers, D.J.s, musicians, post production and hobbyists in the world. Visit http://www.darksideofthetune.com.