MeldaProduction Analog Empire: Pads & Strings - Intro Price $9 / 9€ (or free)

[BTP]

Get Retro!

Experience the warm, creamy, and fat sounds of legendary analogue synthesizers with Analog Empire. This addon brings you deep, high-quality multi-samples meticulously captured across multiple notes per octave with five velocity layers, ensuring expressive and dynamic playability that truly captures the magic of analogue sound.

$9 / 9€  (87% off)

If you already have MSoundFactory or MSoundFactoryLE, Analog Empire: Pads & Strings is completely free to download. You just need to run MPluginManager and run it. However you can buy it separately, and use with  the free version of MSoundFactory - MSoundFactory Player. 

https://www.meldaproduction.com/AnalogEmpirePadsStrings

Edited December 4, 2024 by BTP

[ZincT]

Cheers @BTP

MSoundFactory , the gift that keeps on giving!

5.4Gb download.

Edited December 4, 2024 by ZincT

[kitekrazy1]

Odd that they still haven't added this to be a stand alone app.  You can create your own stuff with MSound Factory.

[User 905133]

Interesting--I ran MPluginManager yesterday just to see if I was up-to-date, but I looked quickly.  Nothing jumped out to say, "Here's a new instrument you can download and install." For all I know maybe it was there yesterday.  I know I didn't scroll down past Dream Machines.  In fact, I didn't even notice that the scroll bar location was not at the bottom.  In either case, I found it today now that I knew to look for it. Thanks for the heads up!

Edited December 4, 2024 by User 905133
fixed typo Drum --> Dream

[Brian Walton]

56 minutes ago, Paul Young said:

Odd that they still haven't added this to be a stand alone app.  You can create your own stuff with MSound Factory.

It can run in the MSF-Player which is free, not sure why it would need to be totally standalone VST.  You don't need the paid SE or Full MSF for it.  I think that was the point that it can be purchased as a pack OR you get it with a much larger product.

[Starship Krupa]

On 12/4/2024 at 11:02 AM, kitekrazy1 said:

Odd that they still haven't added this to be a stand alone app.

Do you mean MSoundFactory?

It is rather unusual these days for a top tier virtual instrument like MSF not to be available in standalone form.

MSF is supposed to be MeldaProduction's answer to KONTAKT and Sample Tank, and both of those have standalone installation as an option. Sometimes I don't want the extra overhead/distraction/complexity of starting up a host, I just want to play the thing.

I'm trying to remember the name of that freeware ultra lightweight VST host player. Not Cantabile, this one is tiny....

edit: NanoHost

Edited December 28, 2024 by Starship Krupa
NanoHost

[kitekrazy1]

1 hour ago, Starship Krupa said:

Do you mean MSoundFactory?

It is rather unusual these days for a top tier virtual instrument like MSF not to be available in standalone form.

MSF is supposed to be MeldaProduction's answer to KONTAKT and Sample Tank, and both of those have standalone installation as an option. Sometimes I don't want the extra overhead/distraction/complexity of starting up a host, I just want to play the thing.

I'm trying to remember the name of that freeware ultra lightweight VST host player. Not Cantabile, this one is tiny....

edit: NanoHost

There are plenty of VSTs that should be stand alone - UJAM, Spire, Sylenth,

I wonder if anyone has mentioned it on the Melda forum.  

Just like Kontakt people ignore the programming part. 

[augustenz]

21 hours ago, Starship Krupa said:

Do you mean MSoundFactory?

It is rather unusual these days for a top tier virtual instrument like MSF not to be available in standalone form.

MSF is supposed to be MeldaProduction's answer to KONTAKT and Sample Tank, and both of those have standalone installation as an option. Sometimes I don't want the extra overhead/distraction/complexity of starting up a host, I just want to play the thing.

I'm trying to remember the name of that freeware ultra lightweight VST host player. Not Cantabile, this one is tiny....

edit: NanoHost

There is also vPlayer, $6 for the full version, but there is also a free 1 instrument slot Lite version: https://www.digitalbrain-instruments.com/vplayer4

Can load VST3 as well and FX VST plugins for the instruments.

[Fleer]

The gift that keeps on giving: MSoundFactory. 

[Starship Krupa]

There's also Plugin Buddy by Modalics for desktop hosting, but I was thinking of the one where you rename the .exe file to the name of the .DLL you want to run "standalone." That's NanoHost, but it unfortunately doesn't do VST3.

I figure running something as complex as Plugin Buddy or Cantabile, I might as well just run a DAW. I trust Cakewalk and Sonar's stability enough these days to use them in a live setting.

[Doug Rintoul]

1 hour ago, Starship Krupa said:

I was thinking of the one where you rename the .exe file to the name of the .DLL you want to run "standalone." That's NanoHost, but it unfortunately doesn't do VST3.

SAVIHost3 (https://www.hermannseib.com/english/savihost.htm) does VST3. It also works by renaming the exe to the name of the VST3 you want to run standalone.

[Starship Krupa]

On 12/29/2024 at 6:46 AM, Fleer said:

The gift that keeps on giving: MSoundFactory. 

MSoundFactory, MComplete and even MFreeFX are all gifts that keep on giving.

Like an inverse subscription, you pay for a perpetual license and continue to get new products. MFreeFX just recently got a delay plugin, which was long overdue.