Vince Clarke Samples

Samples specially created by Erasure's Vince Clarke

VinceClarkeSamples.com goes live

VinceClarkeSamples.com hits the airwaves today! Designed to tell the tale of his forthcoming sample library for 2012 and his previous Lucky Bastard one from 1993 too, we hope you’ll find the site informative and fun. Please feel free to contact us if you have any ideas or suggestions, we always like to hear from you.

New project nearing completion

We’re delighted to be able to confirm we have most of the samples collected and formatted ready for the new release. We’re still hoping to get some more stuff to include and making plans for how best to release it. In short the idea is to release it in various places over a period of time and finish the whole thing off with a complete, deluxe all-in-one package that we’re hoping to be able to make appropriately special. We think you’ll like what we have planned.

Work starts on upcoming Vince Clarke sample project

We’ve made a start on a new Vince Clarke sample project scheduled for release in later 2011 or early 2012. Ideas are already being discussed, more details will follow.

Vince Clarke, Lucky Bastard offered for instant download by Samples-Now.com

AMG are delighted to be able to offer all digital versions of Vince Clarke, Lucky Bastard for sale on their new download site - Samples-Now.com! All are available for instant download using cloud servers and start at just $35. The audio version is still available from Samples4.com.

AMG release advanced versions of Lucky Bastard

Additional versions of Lucky Bastard were released over the years. Initially the WAV file version which was later followed by REX, ReFill and Stylus RMX versions over the years.

AMG release Vince Clarke, Lucky Bastard

AMG released Vince Clarke, Lucky Bastard in audio format in 1993. It received great reviews and was sold throughout the World to many fans and musicians. The initial run of 1000, numbered, limited editions were sold out within the first year aside from a small handful that were held back for future use.