Prime Loops – Martin Eyerer: Deep Tech Tools (WAV, KONTAKT)

Prime Loops have the honor to bring you Martin Eyerer: Deep Tech Tools is a new collaboration between the largest sampling manufacturers in London and the most famous producer from Berlin, which dominates the Deep Tech charts.

The very first official Martin library is presented in the form of an amazing set of tools at 1.12 GB, filled to the brim with carefully processed high-quality single samples and precision loops, as well as a set of Kontakt tools.

All the sounds included in the package were recorded, edited and mixed through the restored console Amek M 3000, a classic remote that no one used before, except Pink Floyd.
Martin Eyerer shook the broadcasts for a long time, reaching the status of gold in the UK and Australia, and also hit the Billboard Top 3 in the US.
Over the past few years, Martin and his 2 partners have been engaged in the creation of a studio complex in Berlin Number 1 Studio with 40 famous artists and producers, also known as Riverside Studios. Just around the corner from Berlin’s 3 most famous places [Berghain, Tresor & Watergate], the world-famous Martin creative center is right in the heart of the scandalous club triangle of Berlin!

From pulsating basses, synthesizers, melodies, drums and percussion loops to a wide selection of distinctive vocal samples, effects and 4 special Kontakt user tools, this Deep Tech sound library teaches you something about how Eyerer creates its sound by equipping you with a huge set of fresh tools, created by one of the best manufacturer-engineer in the industry!
Here is an extensive list of all the hardware that Martin used during the creation of this sample package:

Acces Virus TI, Korg Volca Bass / Keys / Beats, Moog Minimoog Model D, Roland TB-3, TR-8, TR-3, SBX-1, System-1, TR-808, SH-101, TB-303, TR-505, Roland JP-08, JU-06, JX-03, Roland JD 990 & JP8080, Yamaha DX200, Yamaha AN 200, Waldorf Pulse, Waldorf Microwave & MicroQ, Korg DW 8000, Clavia Nordlead, Fender Rhodes MK I , Holtfreter Upright Piano, 1920 Bösendorfer Grand Piano