This Oracle Pack Vol 1 gave producers the kicks, snares, hats, and loops they’ve always been searching for. Each tape processed and analog sampled drums. It also features drums used on Jay Z’s Tom Ford and Justin Timberlake’s Suit and Tie.
26 custom made guitar loops…
Did your ever want to recreate the COSMIC TECHNO sound that conquered the whole world by storm? Your Berlin based tutor gives you an exclusive look into his production process, shares his tips, tricks and project files and guides you from your first kick to a mastered Techno track as if you were sitting side by side in the studio.
Rock Bass is a unique addition to the line of our bass libraries. It captures the sound of a hi-end Sadowsky NYC 5 string bass played with a pick (plectrum). Not to mention that Sadowsky company itself is a respected bass guitars manufacturer, moreover the particular instrument used for sampling had strong low-end punch accompanying with great tightness. Due to such distinct and balanced tone many famous rock and pop musicians made they choice in favor Sadowsky instruments. We know that some our customers have been longing for such kind of sampled bass. Like all our previous bass libraries this one is easy and intuitive to use due to a sophisticated algorithm, which automatically selects strings, changes left-hand position on the fretboard and turns on/off legato in real time. And as before three playing techniques are included in a single patch – pick, slap, palm-mute and additional articulations. Customary Open String mode, Chord Detection mode and X-note mode are also there, as well as Repetition keys and FX noises controls.
131 Sounds: Drums, FX Loops, Textures, Vocals.
Sample Pack of guitar loops, piano keys, melodies and Guitar 1 Shot chords! (Lofi hip hop/ Chillhop / Jazzhop Vibes) Focusing on guitar and piano loops with a jazzy / lofi hip hop vibe. Extended Version contains. All royalty free, Guitar 1 Shot Chords (Minor 9s, Major 9s, Minor 7s, Major 7s and dominant 7s).
In the mid-to-late ’80s, death metal was a peripheral genre of underground bands. Then, by the early 1990s, acts like Death, Morbid Angel, Cannibal Corpse and a handful other US bands predominantly from the Florida and East Coast areas started gaining traction. At the same time on the opposite continent in the UK, the likes of Carcass, Benediction and Napalm Death advanced with their own breed of death. On the other shore of the North Sea, in Scandinavia, bands such as Entombed, Therion and At the Gates all added their own blend to the mix. By then, the rest of the world had caught on and death metal as a phenomenon was a fact. Ever since, trends in heavy music have come and gone, but death metal has stayed its course and stood its ground. Arguably no genre has evolved in a more organic way, with a constantly rejuvenating fanbase and steady increment of bands. Today, although fragmented and more of an umbrella to a host of sub-genres, death metal has never been more alive.
