‘Ice-Nine’

I bought an EMX-1 SD a few months back after seeing some of mryat and denkitribe's incredible work on YouTube. This is my second track:

Ice-Nine (Ogg Vorbis 318Kb/s, 11.5MB)
Ice-Nine (MP3 319Kb/s, 11.5MB)

This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Sampling Plus 1.0 License.

The sound is direct from the EMX-1.

Here you can watch it being 'performed'; YouTube's encoder did something to the bass drum to make it sound like a Lacross ball bouncing inside a dryer, but I guess it still works:

‘Cruzeiro’

This is my first EMX-1 track:

Cruzeiro (Ogg Vorbis 298Kb/s, 9.1MB)
Cruzeiro (MP3 320Kb/s, 8.5MB)

This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Sampling Plus 1.0 License.

The sound is straight out of the EMX-1. There's a bit too much bass from the low kick at the start of the measures, but it didn't sound right when I equalized it away:

Notification Sounds

I created these WAV files for use as nthClock alarm sounds. They are designed to be played once or in a loop:

Do you have another use for them? The files are part of nthClock; as such, their use and distribution is covered by the GNU General Public License.