Introducing Polaris, the 13th installment in the Omega Music Library collection. This sample pack captures the rich sonic textures of late 70s and early 80s Japanese fusion and rare wamono records, blending live piano recordings from a 1984 Yamaha upright and the highly sought-after Solina String Ensemble with OML's already impressive arsenal of era-accurate synths and outboard gear.
Each sample was manually processed through a 1979 AKAI GX-635D reel-to-reel tape machine on 10-inch Maxell XLI 35-180B Master Tape, used widely across Japanese recording studios in the late 70s, delivering a warm, lush, and mysterious sound reminiscent of iconic composers like Yuji Ohno, Ryuichi Sakamoto, and Kentaro Haneda. Fully analog, with no digital instruments—Polaris is essential for timeless, emotive production.
Vintage analogue gear and modules used on this pack include: MKS-80 (Roland Super Jupiter), The Prophet 5 Rev.3, Korg Trident, Roland VP-330, Solina String Ensemble, 1984 Yamaha Upright Piano, AKG C414 Microphones, AKG C451-E Ribbon Mic, Suitcase Rhodes MKI, MXR Chorus Pedal (vintage), RE-201 Space Echo, Deckard's Dream, Moog Matriarch, Empirical Labs Fatso EL7X, and UA LA-610.
Omega Music Library has collaborated with artists like Royce Da 5'9", Curren$y, Skyzoo, Saigon, Del the Funky Homosapien, Statik Selektah, Studio Ghibli, and more.
The pack offers 10 full compositions or separated stems, with BPM and key details. Hassle-free sample clearance is guaranteed, and files are rendered at 44.1kHz & 24-bit depth rate.
Cover Art by CameOne
Keyboards/Synths played by Marcus Marino
Guitar & Bass played by Gerson Zaragoza.
Omega Music Library is a Master Clearance Guaranteed Sample Pack Service!
Omega Music Library guarantees master clearance of all registered works. If you place a beat/composition or derivative work of one of Omega Music Library’s sample-packs on a major label, TV/Movie (Sync) placement, you will split the publishing with Marcus D. Marino, and the creator of that pack, and provide a production credit to the creator(s) of the sample pack in question.
If any Omega Music Library sample is used in a non-major label release, you are free to use them royalty-free. This includes leasing to indie-artists, mixtape use, and personal use.
Introducing Polaris, the 13th installment in the Omega Music Library collection. This sample pack captures the rich sonic textures of late 70s and early 80s Japanese fusion and rare wamono records, blending live piano recordings from a 1984 Yamaha upright and the highly sought-after Solina String Ensemble with OML's already impressive arsenal of era-accurate synths and outboard gear.
Each sample was manually processed through a 1979 AKAI GX-635D reel-to-reel tape machine on 10-inch Maxell XLI 35-180B Master Tape, used widely across Japanese recording studios in the late 70s, delivering a warm, lush, and mysterious sound reminiscent of iconic composers like Yuji Ohno, Ryuichi Sakamoto, and Kentaro Haneda. Fully analog, with no digital instruments—Polaris is essential for timeless, emotive production.
Vintage analogue gear and modules used on this pack include: MKS-80 (Roland Super Jupiter), The Prophet 5 Rev.3, Korg Trident, Roland VP-330, Solina String Ensemble, 1984 Yamaha Upright Piano, AKG C414 Microphones, AKG C451-E Ribbon Mic, Suitcase Rhodes MKI, MXR Chorus Pedal (vintage), RE-201 Space Echo, Deckard's Dream, Moog Matriarch, Empirical Labs Fatso EL7X, and UA LA-610.
Omega Music Library has collaborated with artists like Royce Da 5'9", Curren$y, Skyzoo, Saigon, Del the Funky Homosapien, Statik Selektah, Studio Ghibli, and more.
The pack offers 10 full compositions or separated stems, with BPM and key details. Hassle-free sample clearance is guaranteed, and files are rendered at 44.1kHz & 24-bit depth rate.
Cover Art by CameOne
Keyboards/Synths played by Marcus Marino
Guitar & Bass played by Gerson Zaragoza.
