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The Disco 6000 Black Friday deal puts Soundiron's Kontakt library of the Solton Disco 64 at $14.50, 50% off, until Dec 6, 2026.
The Disco 64 was an analog synth and drum machine built in Germany between 1978 and 1982, in a partnership with Ketron. Soundiron describes it as early Italo Disco in a box.
It carries two SSM2040 filters, the same chip family that showed up in early Prophet 5 revisions. Soundiron says that gives it a fat, recognizable analog tone.
The instrument has a removable 36-key keyboard plus knobs and buttons that trigger the drum machine. Soundiron sampled its articulations in wide stereo and direct line in.
The library ships as:
The 20 evolving atmospheric pads were hand-crafted by Soundiron from the source recordings.
The sessions took place in an acoustically dead room, where two Neumann TLM 103 large diaphragm condensers were set up next to a direct input feed.
The interface gives you Volume, Attack, Release, Transient Offset, Vibrato and Octave layering. The Octave knob gradually blends in a lower and higher octave doubling for more body.
The Glide slider switches the instrument to monophonic legato and portamento leads. Set it to 0 and you are back in standard polyphonic mode.
The LFO system lets you pick the shape, target parameter, speed, intensity, tempo sync and fade-in time. Soundiron says the 13 lowpass, highpass and FX filters accept modulation from velocity, modwheel, expression, aftertouch, key position and a step-sequencer table.
The arpeggiator has a built-in velocity sequencer table. You set direction, note timing, swing, randomization and duration.
The DSP rack includes EQ, filter, phaser, flanger, delay, distortion and amp and speaker simulation. The convolution reverb carries 119 impulses, from cathedrals, churches and halls to bunkers, garages, tunnels and effect spaces.
This is a standard open-format library for the full retail version of Kontakt 5.5.2 or later. The free Kontakt Player runs it only in demo mode, and the Libraries tab does not support it. Load it through the File browser tab or Quickload.
The WAV samples are unlocked, so you can import them into other WAV-compatible samplers and DAWs. Soundiron lists Windows 7 or higher, macOS 10.9 or higher, a dual-core CPU and 2 GB of RAM. An SSD or SATA drive is recommended.
Yes. The Disco 6000 Black Friday deal takes 50% off the Soundiron Kontakt library, bringing it to $14.50. The offer runs until Dec 6, 2026.
Five Kontakt.nki instruments covering synth sustains, staccatos, percussion and drum loops at multiple tempos, plus 20 sound-designed FX and ambient presets. Soundiron lists 3,406 stereo samples at 24 bit / 48kHz, 6.36 GB installed.
No. It is an open-format library that needs the full retail Kontakt 5.5.2 or later. The free Player only runs it in demo mode. The WAV samples are unlocked, so other WAV-compatible samplers can import them.
The Solton Disco 64, an analog synth and drum machine made in Germany from 1978 to 1982 with Ketron. It has two SSM2040 filters, the chip family used in early Prophet 5 revisions.
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