Hi! And welcome to the Ontology SampleSwap ESX24 instrument downloads page. May these tools inspire you! Samples are provided as .zip archives and will work for both Macintosh and Windows. These instruments aren't simple AKAI conversions; they are original creations speicifically for the EXS24. The samples they use may or may not be cleared for commercial use. Please read the notes at the bottom of this page for details.

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'ontology-longevity-gongs.exs' (10 MB) - 6/18/2005 Author:canton Type: Multisampled Instrument Contents: 7 samples, 16-bit 44 khz Description: Individual big gong hits lovingly recorded by Amani Friend. Mapped on keyboard both as single hits and as a pitched multisample where hitting keys harder reveals various types of strikes.

'ontology-atomhard-fx.exs' (2 MB) - 11/23/2002 Author:canton Type: FX/drum hits Contents: 25 samples, 16-bit 44 khz Description: Jaw-dropping cut-through the mix original squeaks blips blarts and farts. Super digital, guaranteed to flatten your hair back. Original creations submitted to Ontology by 'Atom Hard'.

'ontology-atomhard-hits.exs' (1.4 MB) - 11/23/2002 Author:canton Type: drum hits Contents: 25 samples, 16-bit 44 khz Description: More Atom Hard innovations. Absolutely useful, possibly edible. Sounds that bite back. Plus, you can use them as drums.

'ontology-destroy-you-bass.exs' (3.4 MB) - 11/23/2002 Author:canton Type: head-fucking synth instrument Contents: 4 nasty giant multisamples, 16-bit 44 khz Description: ALL YOUR BASS ARE BELONG TO US. Thunderous (but still pitched!) jungle bass massage.

'ontology-96-grooves.exs' (744 KB) - 11/23/2002 Author:canton Type: drum hits Contents: 21 'recycled' samples, 16-bit 44 khz Description: 96 BPM drum loops (deep 'n' groovy!) composed of 21 'recycled' drum loop fragments. MIDI file is included which will trigger them in sequence to re-create the original loops. Of course the fun is moving the bits around to create your own rhythms..

'ontology-buttload-of-hits.exs' (8.3 MB) - 11/23/2002 Author:canton Type: drum hits Contents: 183 samples, 16-bit 44 khz mono & stereo Description: Three banks of rip-roaring, crisp, tweaky, banging, spacenoid and fuzzed up percussive hits. Especially good for when you've got the right groove, but you can't find the right drum sound. Samples are purposefully mapped in no particular order to encourage gestalt moments and happy discoveries.

'ontology-noisefactor-165.exs' (2 MB) - 9/27/2000 Author:canton Type: drum loops Contents: 55 'recycled' samples, 16-bit 44 khz mono Description: Hard 'n' nasty 165 bpm drum 'n' bass loops, composed of 55 'recycled' drum loop fragments. Two .exs files are provided -- one with straight velocity = loudness, while the other uses fixed loudness and uses velocity to control a 24db 'fat' cutoff filter for those wacky sweeping filter rolls you jungle hedz love so much. The .zip file also includes a MIDI file which will play the complete loops in sequence. By importing this MIDI file and bringing the sequence into your own arrangement, you can use the matrix editor or GM drum editor to re-arrange the breaks as you see fit.

Ventura acoustic guitar serial numbers. 'ontology-upright-bass.exs' (1.2 MB) - 9/26/2000 Author:canton Type: acoustic instrument Contents: 6 part multisample, 16-bit 44 khz stereo Description: Basic upright bass. Play quietly to dampen the string slapping sound.

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'ontology-washout-pad.exs' (350 KB) - 9/26/2000 Author:canton Type: atmospheric instrument Contents: 1 sample, 16-bit 44 khzstereo Description: A rich noisy single sample pad with lots of atmospheric harmonics. Key velocity changes length of fade-in.

'ontology-wisdom-140.exs' (5.6 MB) - 9/25/2000 Business in a box product key crack. Author:canton Type: loops and one-shots Contents: 25 samples, 16-bit 44 khz very stereo Description: Various noisy weirdly filtered looping techno bits optimized for 140 bpm. Includes one drum loop (and variations) but focuses more on background synthy and effect sounds. Suitable for performing.

'ontology-filthy-drums.exs' (1.6 MB) - 9/24/2000 Author:canton Type: drum kit Contents: 33 samples, 16-bit 44 khz Description: Mapped drum kit. Electronic drum and percussive sounds. Fairly techno oriented. Use mod wheel and pitch bend for fun.

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'ontology-breaks-168.exs' (2 MB) - 9/24/2000 Author:canton Type: drum loops Contents: 10 loops divided into 59 samples, 16-bit 44 khz Description: 'recycled' 168 bpm drum 'n' bass loops. The .zip file also includes a MIDI file which will play the 10 complete loops in sequence. By importing this MIDI file and bringing the sequence into your own arrangement, you can use the matrix editor or GM drum editor to re-arrange the breaks as you see fit. If you haven't used this technique for cutting up D&B breaks yet, you're really missing out..

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'ontology-mellotron-femchoir.exs' (18 MB) - 9/24/2000 Author:canton Type: sampled instrument Contents: 33 part multisample, 16-bit 44 khz Description: The mellotron was the 'sampler before samplers'. It used tiny tape loops instead of digital audio, so it had a dirty (but warm) analog sound to it. And it looked even crazier than it sounded! This is a big dramatic female choir doing not quite 'oh' not quite 'ahh'. Very philip glass.