Dubstep Grooves

US FatLoud releases a new sample collection by Palix Sound      12/08/14



FatLoud tells us that Dubstep Grooves by Palix Sound is divided into 5 main categories: Drum Loops (further divided into 20 drum patterns: individual tracks & full mixes in 140 BPM), One Shots (further divided into 7 categories: Clap, Crash, Growl, Hihat, Kick, Other Stuff & Snare), Construction Kits (further divided into 5 Wobble Construction Kits) and Massive Presets (containing 20 NI Massive presets). Tempos & key signatures are provided for all loops and kits to ensure ease of use and to get you started fast with your next production.

Formats included in download: 16 bit Acidized WAV, 24 bit Acidized WAV & 24 bit Apple Loops (AIFF), Massive (nmsv).

Features:
• 100% Royalty-Free material to use within your commercial compositions
• 20 Drum Patterns (170 audio files)
• 192 One Shots (Kicks, Snares, Claps, Crashes, Hihats, Other Stuff & Growls)
• 5 Construction Kits (65 audio files)
• 20 NI Massive Presets
• tempos & key signatures provided for all loops and kits
• 4 formats: 16 bit WAV (Acidized), 24 bit WAV (Acidized), 24 bit AIFF (Apple Loops) & Massive (.nmsv)
• 100% compatibility with all modern software & hardware samplers & DAWs

PLEASE NOTE 02: NI Massive version 1.4.0 is required to load included in this pack NI Massive presets.

Pricing and Availability:
€ 24,90

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