The Zero-G Blog

I reviewed Sam Spacey’s original Epica sample library for Kontakt back in 2014, and was hugely impressed; Epica was, well, epic, with lots of fabulous sounds build around samples of classic analogue synths. All these were presented via a powerful Kontakt front-end and a huge selection of presets to explore. Epica was released via Zero-G, but Sam is now back with a new product — Epica Bass — and this time it is being released under his own label. The underlying concept is similar: Epica Bass presents a large selection of sample-based (mainly) monophonic bass sounds, all derived from some classic analogue hardware synths, and presented in a dedicated Kontakt front-end that offers all sorts of additional sound-tweaking possibilities. Synth ...