Introducing "SFX-1", a comprehensive collection of over 100 unique textures designed to instantly make your samples and beats sound drastically more interesting, with an emphasis on the details a majority of producers are missing: real analog equipment.
"SFX-1" delivers noise and inconsistencies recorded directly from vintage microphones, Motown preamps, and tape machines, giving producers the ability to easily layer authentic analog character over any track and move away from a sound that feels digital and in the box.
The collection also features classic synth and keyboard sounds including the Rhodes Chroma, Arp Solina, Farfisa, Mini Korg, Yamaha YC-30, and the Mellotron, shaped into a library of textures, delays, distortion, eerie noises, and drum machines. Each sound was processed through vintage pedals including the Maestro Fuzz Tone, MXR Stereo Chorus, Maestro Rhythm & Sound, A/da Flanger, and the Maestro EP-2, giving every element its own unique tone, ready to drag and drop into any project. No MIDI was used, only vintage equipment recorded through a late 60s Electrodyne console.
Who’s Using These Samples?
Drums and samples by Polyphonic Music Library can be heard on records by Jake One, Drake, Kendrick Lamar, J. Cole, Schoolboy Q, Jack Harlow, H.E.R., Doechii, Westside Gunn, Joey Badass, Russ, Boldy James, Bryson Tiller, and Conway.
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One Shots are Royalty Free. Loops may require clearance.
You may not sublicense, sell, loan, share, lend, broadcast, rent, lease, assign, distribute, or transfer any Sample to a third party except as incorporated into a Recording
Loops require no clearance required if you're not monetizing your release (hobbyist uploading to SoundCloud, YouTube, etc.)
If you plan to release INDEPENDENTLY or upload the beat/song to all DSPs, youtube, Soundcloud or any other form of streaming you will still need to clear the sample(s) CONTACT: Polyphonicmusiclibrary@gmail.com if this is the case.
If you place a record on a MAJOR LABEL using the sample(s), you will split the publishing with Mario Luciano fairly & Co-Production credit + fair split on up-front producer fee (where applicable)
A lot has and will continuously change in the music industry with how people release and monetize off music. We are no longer in just the “Major Label” era. Artists on all levels are releasing full albums, instrumental albums, Tv & Sync etc which makes it difficult to set one standard agreement across the board. Placements can widely vary from the size of an artist, budget of the release and whether it’s an indie (small or larger) or a major label distribution. We always strive to be as fair as possible and make it an easy and affordable process for anyone to use our compositions. Since everything is case by case, reach out to us at polyphonicmusiclibrary@gmail.com when you’re ready to release your next project and well make sure to getting everything smoothly.
