Bathroom Ensemble




I am pleased to present my first free Kontakt sample library, Bathroom Ensemble, a collection of 8 different household objects, put through processing to create a “bathroom” (or small warehouse) type sound. As this is my first library, it has a few kinks, but most instruments are sampled at 4+ velocity layers with 8+ key range.

Download Bathroom Ensemble (Kontakt, 8 patches, 90MB .zip)

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New: Demo 2:
Bathroom Ensemble Demo 2 by Jeremiah Pena

Demo 1:

Bathroom Ensemble Demo by Jeremiah Pena

The recording process for this library was rather strange. I own a very cheap (under $10) microphone, which sounds pretty terrible, and just about the noisiest house known to humanity. I figured out a post-processing method where I used a noise remover and gate to rid the recording of as much background noise as possible, then applied Roomworks reverb at 100% mix, removing the background noise completely, and giving the samples a roomy (bathroom) feel.

Patches:

Bathroom Beat Box:
Single velocity kit made from sampling multiple voice effects.
Bathroom Can:
4 velocity sampled root beer can.
Bathroom Chair:
12-2 velocity sampled office swivel chair. (Definitely the bass-iest patch).
Bathroom Container:
4 velocity sampled 2-inch plastic container (and lid).
Bathroom Glass:
8-2 velocity sampled Christmas mug.
Bathroom Hits:
Single velocity sampled desk hits and finger snap.
Bathroom Scrapes:
4 to single velocity sampled plastic ruler scrapes.
Bathroom Trash Can:
4-3 velocity sampled small trash can.
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3 Responses to "Bathroom Ensemble"

  1. Thats pretty awesome, bro. I’ll have to map it to our midi keyboard.

  2. Great sounds man.

    What did you use to get rid of the noise, cause the samples sounds absolutely crisp?

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