Quantum Loops - Tech Prog (WAV, MIDI, REX2)

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Tech Prog

Издатель: Quantum Loops
Сайт: www.producerloops.com
Формат: WAV, MIDI, REX2
Качество: 24 bit 44.1 kHz stereo
Описание: Пересекаясь между Tech-House и Progressive House, этот набор приносит вам полные удивительные биты, ритмы, басы, аккорды и идет с MIDI и REX2 файлами в придачу. Вы найдете бас петли, барабанные петли, лид петли, драм дополнения и аккорды, вдохновленные такими Deadmau5, Dom Kane, D Ramirez & Mark Knight, Funkagenda, Kim Fai, Sonny Wharton и многими другими.
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https://soundcloud.com/loopmasters/tech-prog
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• 24-Bit Quality
• 997 MB
• 200 Drum Loops
• 60 Bass Loops
• 60 Chord Loops
• 56 Lead Loops
• 40 Arpeggiator Loops
• 216 MIDI Files
• 416 REX2 Files
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[spoiler="На английском"]
'Tech Prog' features exactly what is says on the tin. Crossing over between Tech-House and Progressive House, this pack is jammed full of amazing beats, rhythms, bass, chords and leads, with MIDI, and REX2 files to boot. You'll find over 1 GB of bass loops, drum loops, lead loops, drum add-ons, and chords, all in WAV, REX2, and MIDI, inspired by the likes of Deadmau5, Dom Kane, D Ramirez & Mark Knight, Funkagenda, Kim Fai, Sonny Wharton, and many more.

Produced by Quantum Loops owner Dom Kane along with Quantum Loops regular Owen Sheppard (Castro), this pack contains hundreds of loops carefully designed and created using everything from Juno, Moog, Roland, and E-MU to Korg, and then processed using Neve and SSL to name a few, for authentic analogue sounds.

Spread across four main keys (B, C, E, and G), each section of the pack has been designed to be interchangeable.

So whether you're looking to write an experimental loop-chop based track, or a head-nodding bass track, or blissful chords, this pack has it all. As always, Quantum Loops recommend you experiment with their loops too!

For drum loops, why not soak them in huge reverb and then filter out the low end, add some side chain compression, and stack them underneath your existing drum tracks to add in some more ambience and depth to your drum buss. Why not try reversing the synth loops, or throwing all sorts of FX over them?
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