Zenhiser

What Zenhiser is

Zenhiser sells downloadable sounds, loops, MIDI, and presets for music production. Its catalogue is designed for producers, remixers, and film scorers, and the company says it serves producers at all levels. The Technology sample pack costs $53, paid once and includes 461 samples in a 5.1GB unzipped download, with no MIDI. Its listed contents include song starters, loops, stems, drum sounds, and one-shots; the pack details also specify drum kick samples and 200 samples. The audio is supplied as 24-bit WAV files and described as 100% royalty free, with the sample format listed as 24-bit 44.1 kHz WAV.

After an order is completed, download links appear on the order page and in a backup email. Links do not expire, but each product allows five download attempts, which are IP logged. A purchase grants a non-exclusive, non-transferable license for using the products in musical or audio compositions; redistribution as standalone files or collections is barred. Zenhiser was founded in 2005 by Tony Rapacioli. Listed payment options include credit card, Apple Pay, and PayPal. The FAQ says the download system has been tried on PC, Mac, and mobile platforms using Firefox, Safari, Chrome, and Opera.

Who it suits

Zenhiser may suit producers, remixers, and film scorers looking for downloadable production sounds. The Technology pack is a fit for buyers who want loops, stems, drum sounds, and one-shots without MIDI.

Limits

The Technology sample pack includes no MIDI. Each product allows five download attempts, although links do not expire; attempts are IP logged. The license does not permit redistribution as standalone files or collections.

Getting started

1. Visit the Zenhiser website.
2. Choose a product such as the Technology sample pack.
3. Pay using a listed option: credit card, Apple Pay, or PayPal.
4. After completing the order, use the download link on the order page or in the backup email.

Verdict

Zenhiser offers downloadable production material, with the Technology pack listing 461 samples and no MIDI. Buyers should note the five-attempt download limit and the license restriction on redistributing files or collections.