HYPHY DRUM KIT Soundfonts Sf2

HYPHY DRUM KIT SOUNDFONTS
The word hyphy (/ˈhaɪfiː/ HY-fee) is San Francisco Bay Area slang meaning “hyperactive.” More specifically it is an adjective that describes the music and the urban culture associated with that area. It was created by Oakland-based rapper Keak da Sneak when he used the term on an album he recorded in 1994. The hyphy culture began to emerge in the late 1990s and early 2000s as a response from Bay Area rappers against commercial hip hop for not acknowledging their region for setting trends in the hip hop industry. It is distinguished by gritty, pounding rhythms, and in this sense can be associated with San Francisco Bay as crunk music is to the Southern United States. An individual is said to “get hyphy” when they dance in an overstated, fast paced and ridiculous manner, or if they get overly loud with other people. The phrase “to get hyphy” is similar to the southern phrase “to get crunk”. Those who consider themselves part of the hyphy movement strive for this behavior.
Although the “hyphy movement” has just recently seen light in mainstream America, it has been a long standing and ever evolving culture in the Bay Area since the early 1990s. Throughout the Bay Area (particularly in East Oakland), there are regularly events called “sideshows”, where different people come together and partake in or watch illegal automobile performances. This is where drivers do things such as donuts, ghost-riding and street race while others dance and “go dumb” around them. These events can be very dangerous. From a USA Today article: “Every record label was getting at us at that time, but we fumbled the ball,” says E-40, whose My Ghetto Report Card entered the Billboard album chart at No. 3 in March. “I hung on like a hubcap in the fast lane along with a few other rappers, and now it’s time again. We had a 10-year drought and they went to other regions and were bypassing us like the sand out here. But we’re trendsetters, and the rap game without the Bay Area is like old folks without bingo.”

ALL THE SAMPLES YOU NEED TO MAKE HYPHY STYLE BEATS.

41 x SONDFONTS SF2

SIZE 433 MB

– HYPHY WHISTLE

– 12 x HYPHY BASS

– HYPHY BELL FX

– HYPHY CLAPS

– 15 x HYPHY SYNTH LEADS

– HYPHY ORCHESTRA HITS

– HYPHY SOUNDS

– HYPHY TIMPANI

– 7 x HYPHY WORM

– TR-808

Import and play your sounds!

When purchasing your HYPHY DRUM KIT SOUNDFONTS you wont need to go through the hassle of having to drag & drop your

samples into your sampler, our samples come in a SF2, this means, you can just load

the patches straight into your sampler.

Soundfonts (SF2)?

A SoundFont is a brand name that collectively refers to a file format and associated technology designed

to bridge the gap between recorded and synthesized audio, especially for the purposes of computer music

composition.

HYPHY DRUM KIT SOUNDFONTS can work with these samplers: There are also more..see “Sampler Compatibility in our menu”

* Audigy/SBLive!

* Reason NN-XT

* Kontakt

* Halion

* EXS-24

* VSampler

* Gigasampler – Gigastudio

Orion

* FL Studio

* Live synth Pro

* SFZ Sampler

All our sample packs are royalty-free, so you can use our samples for commercial use.

“But we prohibit you to produce copies or reproductions of the work and to sell those copies”

All the Soundfont Samplers In Althabetical Order:

Ableton Live

Awave Studio

Battery from Native Instruments

Bismark BS-1

CSound

Cakewalk Products

Creative Labs SoundBlaster Sound Cards

Cubase from Steinberg

EXS24 from Apple/Emagic

Emulator X from EMU

Finale from Coda

FL Studio / Fruity Loops from Image-Line

Garage Band from Apple

GigaStudio / GigaSampler

HALion from Steinberg

Home Studio from Cakewalk

Kontakt from Native Instruments

LiveSynth Pro

Logic from Apple (with EXS24 Sampler)

Mixman Studio Pro from Mixman

QuickTime 5 from Apple

Reason (NNXT Sampler)

Recycle from Propellarheads

Sonar from Cakwalk

Translator from Rubber Chicken

Unity DS-1 from Bitheadz

Vsampler from Maz Sound Tools

Why Would I Want To Use The HYPHY DRUM KIT SOUNDFONTS Format Over The Other Types Of Sound Formats Available?

Imagine being able to share a MIDI file, complete with your own custom sound sets. With SoundFont

technology, the world can hear your music exactly the way you intended! External musical instruments

(i.e., synthesizers and samplers) can be expensive and cumbersome for the amateur musician. Software

synthesizers and samplers can drain your system’s resources, especially when using more professional

grade musical creation tools. Because SoundFont technology is hardware accelerated by the PCI-based

Sound Blaster Live! and Audigy series of sound cards, it only needs to use your computer’s RAM.

Therefore, you can use the full power of your processor for making great music!