‘Black Forest’ is a huge collection with versatile sounds, dark melodies and hard-hitting bass. You will find Construction Kits, samples & loops, MIDI and one-shots. The MIDI files are included for producers who like to tweak their mixes to perfection and for manipulate sound to your liking.
‘Green Lips’ is a powerful collection of vocal samples containing just what you need to make your production a great success. In this pack you will find vocals, bonus loops and much more to give that extra sparkle to your hit. It’s perfect to use for your productions. Green Lips is 100% Royalty-Free.
‘Acoustic Guitars 3’ is the third in this series of acoustic guitars loops, one-shots and FX. Nothing beats the sound of a real guitar. Guitar loops are provided at 130 BPM. This pack is 100% Royalty-Free for you to use in your productions.
‘Acoustic Guitars 4’ is a huge collection of acoustic melodies of real guitar. You will find guitar loops, one-shots, guitar FX and a wide pallette of loop sections for forming your own custom sounds. It’s easy to create a beautiful rhythmic track with these samples. The loops included are at 128 BPM. This pack is 100% Royalty-Free.
‘Guitar Hits’ consists of an array or versatile acoustic guitar samples. Inside are a range of guitar loops designed to help you add that extra flavour to your productions. You will find guitar loops, bonus loops with MIDI, samples and explosive solos. This collection will fit like a glove into your big productions. The pack is provided at 125 BPM and is 100% Royalty-Free.
‘Acoustic Guitars 5’ is a super collection of acoustic guitar sounds. You will find guitar loops and a fresh array of samples that will fit perfectly into any production. The guitar loops provided come at 130, 128 and 125 BPM. ‘Acoustic Guitars 5’ is 100% Royalty-Free.
At the beginning of the 18th century in Paris, Nicholas Blanchet, and his son Francois Etienne, the leading makers of the time, switched the method of making Cembalo/Harpsichords from that of the Ruckers family (celebrated Flemish makers of the 17th century) to their original method, producing an instrument with much lighter tone quality, strong in projection and rich in overtones.
