The gayageum is a traditional plucked zither and is one of the most iconic Korean instruments. Often with 12 strings, but upwards of 25, it is an incredibly versatile string instrument. For this sample collection, Sonic Collective and Found Sound Nation teamed up with Kyungso Park, renowned gayageum performer, improviser and composer, to prepare a mix of rhythmic melodies and short gestures, drawing influences from "earth, metal, wood, and silk.” The samples included here were recorded in Kyungso’s studio apartment in Seoul, South Korea.

Wood: Acoustic Loops is full of guitar loops played at variety of BPM's, Styles & Keys to give you instant inspiration, no matter the weather. If you're looking to add an acoustic flavor to your music, you need Wood. This library was recorded and mixed by a major label producer and played by a professional guitar player with 20 years of experience. With Wood, you can get that classic acoustic sound in your tracks, with no worries about recording or hiring a player Save the stress of hiring a guitarist, and save the time of engineering the recordings and dive straight into the raw progressions.... ready to do whatever you wish to! Inside the pack you will find 40 unique acoustic guitar loops. Feel the feel and let our guitar progressions inspire your next hit.

UVI Key Suite Acoustic delivers the powerful, dynamic, sometimes characterful - and always enchanting - sounds of 20 acoustic keyboard instruments including grand pianos, uprights, plucked strings, and metallophones. Designed to be your one-stop shop for acoustic keys, Key Suite Acoustic gives you a full palette of acoustic keyboard colors from precision modern grands to funky saloon uprights and early classical pianos.

The result of UVI's more than two decades of experience in designing sample-based instruments, the company created Key Suite Acoustic to deliver a banquet of deeply sampled, meticulously recorded instruments with a level of sound quality and control you would expect to find in a professional recording studio.

Ever walked into the forest with a sledge hammer on your shoulder? Bashed rocks to bits and pieces? Or been banging on that one rusty gate for way too long that onlookers are this close to calling for professional help? Well, Wildebeat is the result of all that and more.

It's a modern percussive foray that has it's heartbeat beaten in wood, metal and stone. It was recorded in the forests and abandoned buildings around here. So if you see any trolls running around looking scared, they're probably running away from the recording sessions.