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Orchestral One Shots 4 Black Friday pricing comes to $11.45 after 50% off, running until Nov 27, 2026, for a Diginoiz sample pack of 268 orchestral one shots.
The pack is aimed at Boom Bap and Hip-Hop producers who sample. Diginoiz built it so you get the sound of cut-up records without the job of clearing rights to old vinyl.
The maker recorded chords and notes across 50 instruments. Each one was then processed to sound as if it came off a 60s, 70s or 80s vinyl record.
That is the whole pack: one folder of WAVs, no plugin and no installer to deal with.
Diginoiz says the samples work two ways. You can use them as cuts and chop them into phrases, the way you would flip a break from a record.
Or you can treat them as single notes and play your own melodies. Load them into a sampler, map them across the keys and write the line yourself.
The maker lists Hip-Hop and Boom Bap sounds, R&B, Trap and UK Drill as genres where they fit.
The files are plain 24-bit WAV, so they load into hardware and software samplers and sequencers alike. Diginoiz names these:
The maker adds "and many more" to that list. If your sampler reads WAV, you can drop the files straight in.
The maker's pitch is that the vinyl treatment is already done. You get the 60s, 70s or 80s record character baked into the one shots, so there is nothing to build in your own signal chain before the sample sits in a beat.
Because the pack is made up of individual notes and chords, you pick the pitch and the harmony yourself. That is what makes the single-note use possible.
It is the fourth pack in the Orchestral One Shots series from Diginoiz.
Yes. The Black Friday deal takes 50% off Orchestral One Shots 4 by Diginoiz, bringing it to $11.45. The offer runs until Nov 27, 2026. You get the full pack of 268 orchestral one shots as 24-bit WAV files.
The pack contains 268 orchestral one shots made from 50 instruments, each played with a variety of chords or notes. It comes to 280 MB of 24-bit WAV material, processed to sound like cuts from 60s, 70s or 80s vinyl records.
The samples are 24-bit WAV files for hardware and software samplers and sequencers. Diginoiz names Logic, GarageBand, Soundtrack, Digital Performer, Sony Acid, Ableton Live, Adobe Audition, Cakewalk Sonar, Pro Tools and Emagic EXS24.
Diginoiz built the pack for Hip-Hop and Boom Bap, and says the samples also fit R&B, Trap and UK Drill. Use them as cut phrases or as single notes for your own melodies, without clearing samples from old records.
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