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Jaime's Tone
Jaime’s Tone is a studio project at the crossroad of progressive rock, hard rock, and pop rock. Jaime’s Tone’s already released a couple of EPs. The last one is entitled "Alone in the City of Dreams" was released in December 2022, and attracted some attention thanks to its single "City of Dreams" and the song "Genius". The 1st album, a 7-song EP entitled ‘Futuristic Apocalypse’, released in September 2021, features "Chasing Shadows", a cover from KANSAS, and songs such as "Appearance" and "Under and Below". All information at www.jaimestone.com.
"I often use Decent Sampler in my projects, because there are original sounds that cannot be found anywhere else", said Jacques M., founder of Jaime's Tone.
Jaime's Tone’s Reviews
Excellent sound and great GUI!
I love it: great vintage sounds, and really nice GUI. When you add more presets, make sure to let us all know!!!
Great sound!
There are already many pianos on pianobook and I always hesitate testing new ones. I did it this time, and to me delight, the sound is really great and original! Well done, thank you!
Great sound!
A great sound for this whistle, almost like a nice sounding flute, especially in the lows. I love it and will use it for sure in an upcoming track. I also love the GUI -nice and clean. Thank you for making this!
Much more than a lofi piano!
This is almost like a small synth with five original and surprisingly weirdy sounds. The piano is fine but the keys and pads are great as well. If you need an original sound then this is what you shall use. And I love the GUI!
Flute... or choir?
I love the GUI and the facility to use, but this does not sound like a flute to me. I am thinking of using it in chords with reverb, as a choir... I think it would sound great. All in all, this "flutina" could find some use in any tune, if played in the right context. Well done!