2000 Epic Guitar Loops

US Tonehammer releases Epic Guitar Vol. 1featuring nu metal with a touch of hard rock/funk      16/12/09

2000 Epic Guitar Loops


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Tonehammer tell us that they spent over six months developing their new Epic Guitar Vol. 1 library with one of the best heavy session guitar players in the Scandinavia, Danne Forsblom. Here's what they have to say about it...
Danne used his custom 6, 7 and 8 string guitars in the sessions and played them through a variety of different amps and custom FX pedals. All riffs were recorded between X4 to X16 times (Yes, friggin 16 times!) with ultra-precision resulting in an unprecedently big sound. The core stacking technique is controlled by adjustment of modwheel on the keyboard controller.
The core library contains nearly 2000 riffs/phrases/licks, which are divided into 7 core tempos: 80, 90, 100, 110, 120, 130 and 140 BPM. All the loops/riffs were meticulously edited, so they stay in sync and adapt to host tempo, so you can literally use the loops in any tempo you desire. The style of the library is a mixture of nu metal with a a touch of hard rock/funk on top. We also wanted to ensure longevity and variety in the content, so it both contains more traditional 4/4 type of rhythm riffs, while also having several hundred melodic and rhythmically memorable type of phrases, so the users can literally create new songs out of the content in a matter of minutes.
Tonehammer Epic Guitars Vol. 1 specs:
  • Instruments/articulations
    • 1.984 Riffs/Phrases
    • 6 (drop tuned), 7 & 8 String Guitars
    • Modwheel control of stacking (allows you to stack from 2 to 4 guitars at same time)
    • Pitch bender control of FX
    • Host syncronization
    • Recorded through several amps and custom FX pedals
    • 4-16 times riff stacking – by co
    • 80, 90, 100, 110, 120, 130 and 140 BPM
  • Key-switch pitch control allow shifting up to +/- 3 semitones.
  • Extensive read me (.pdf) install, patch and hint documentation
  • 27 BPM banks / 1.984 phrases / loops
  • 1.1 GB installed, 684 MB .rar download
  • Sample resolution: 44.1Khz / 24Bit stereo .wav format
  • Format(s): Kontakt 3, EXS24 and .wav
  • Note: Native Instruments Kontakt 3 / 4 full retail versions required for all Kontakt instruments. The library is partially compatible with Kontakt 2, but we strongly recommend Kontakt +3 for full functionality.
  • Note: Free Kontakt Player will only work for 30 minutes with this product. Full version required to remove this restriction.
Pricing and Availability:
$79 (note: price is increased to $99 on 26th of December) More information:

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