Showing posts with label Flatpack. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Flatpack. Show all posts

Friday, October 5

Flatpack 10th Anniversary!


One of the very first sound libraries I bought for Reason was Flatpack 3.  It has a great mix of grooveboxes, evolving soundscapes and analog synth samples.  What's not to love?  To celebrate their 10 year anniversary, Flatpack are giving away they're very first product to registered users - Flatpack 1! In addition to the Flatpack 1 freebie, all Flatpack products are 10% off until October 10th. Jump on it! 

UPDATE:  Flatpack 1 freebie download extended until October 14th.  

Monday, July 27

New Flatpack on the way?


One of my very favorite refills made for Reason is Lapjockey's Flatpack 3. It has pads, leads, basses, beatboxes, textures and a beautiful design scheme. So this afternoon when perusing Lapjockey designer Simon Sherbourne's twitter I was stoked to see his post:

"We've got 2 new Flatpack packs ready to go. Just waiting for some behind the scenes tech from one of our hosts."

Hells yeah! I can't wait to see what they've come up with this time. As some of you may remember the blokes from Lapjockey were part of the great Sound Designer Roundtable story on the Props website. In the article they described their sound:

"We like analog synth and drum sounds, and also tend toward dark, film-style textures and atmospheres... We try to build patches that are like new instruments rather than flat sound presets, so we like to make patches that can be tweaked over a wide range. We like sounds that are usable in a mix; sounds that can be easily layered, rather than being in your face."