#14 IRREGULAR FIRMWARE MUSEUM [sample pack]

A weirdly magical archive of haunted & bright, in the form of sonic landscapes & one-shots, some nauseating, others hopeful, all alive.

Oscillators modulate delay repeats into their own resonant drones, & deep-sea creatures have been known to speak. This collection of variations of hundreds of artifacts are the shine to your trash production/trash to your shiny production. Nail it on, weave it in, melt with it (after stopping the world, of course).

A scattered collection sounds with fuzzy identities. Once melodies, many of them… but now… ???????. Conscious particles, little (and big!) entities who want their grubby fingers in your works of art. I would say there’s no end to what you can do with these, but that would technically be false advertising. I’m pretty confident we’ll all die before you get to that point though.

These royalty-free treats could lead a neo-classical symphony into tiny rooms filled with spicy air, or open your friends up to new philosophical frameworks. Electric auras & a lot of chatter. Make sure you yell “timbre!” before chopping these down.

Use these if your music is stuck. Or use your music to get these samples unstuck. Either way, there’s an upside & a downside to it all, no matter how you go about it. That’s life, & life is priceless. This pack however is about $23 USD.

990+ sound files, including variations / 1.3+ GB / 24-bit / 48kHz

Angel Marcloid: audio production, text, layout
Megan Lloyd: photography, gradient queen, art prep
Owen Schafer: audio QC & editing
Joey Meland: analysis, metadata
Faye Fadem: analysis, metadata
Daniel Lynch: demo video