Oxypops is a virtual take on the classic Mini Pops 7 sound, made famous by Jean Michel Jarre in the 70s.
The sounds in Oxypops are 24 Bit resolution samples and up to 16 round-robin variations are included. Noise generated sounds such as the Hi-Hat sound more natural and less “sampled” when variations of the sound are played at random.
The original rhythms have been accurately reproduced and can be combined together like on the original.
Here’s an audio demo:
Pricing and Availability
Oxypops is available now for £12.00 + VAT.
via Sonic State
And then there’s this: https://www.muffwiggler.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=194996
Awesome, thanks for sharing this! Been looking for something like this for a while!
Unfortunately, a very successful VST version of this drums is released, all sounds are fully programmable and available for free.
http://www.vst4free.com/free_vst.php?plugin=Rhythmus&id=797
thanks but unfortunately ( for those not on windows) only windows…
That one is 32-bit only + “made with SynthEdit”, which creates a potential compatibility-problem
JK, I have no compatibility problems. I use jBridge https://jstuff.wordpress.com/jbridge/ on a PC with Win 7 64bit, CUBASE 9.5 and all works fine
As do I. But it’s a band-aid. I could have used the Rhythmus for free, but I bought the Oxypops instead. I really can’t be arsed to potentially compromise my production system with a chewing-gum and gaffa solution unless I have to. Nowadays that only applies to one set of plugins. Getting this sample set is a no-brainer, given the price.
Since you can not compromise your production system with a solution of chewing gum, then you did well to buy it.
I’d probably buy it but alas it requires full Kontakt. I like those sounds, might just buy these samples instead – http://www.dubsounds.com/mp7.htm
9 pounds? for a few loops? A real bargain. I think i will survive without
So modern music relies on sounds that were made 40 years ago. Then why didn’t Jean Michel Jarre copy the sounds of Bing Crosby and Fred Astaire?
If there is one thing i would never support is Native Instruments and their absurdly priced elitist wannabe sampler that costs more than many Daws . Ne-ver!
what to say, you are right…
DM1
JK, I have no compatibility problems. I use jBridge https://jstuff.wordpress.com/jbridge/ on a PC with Win 7 64bit, and all works fine