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Riemann Kollektion Distorted Kickdrums 3 [WAV]
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Riemann Kollektion Distorted Kickdrums 3 [WAV]

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This is already the third issue of the super-successful Riemann Distorted Kickdrums series, which consists of 50 analog distorted kickdrum loops & 50 single (oneshot) kick drums, mainly designed for the genre Techno. All Loops & Oneshots are crafted from scratch, mainly produced within Riemann's large eurorack modular system using oscillators, envelopes, filters, saturation, distortion and LFO's and also different guitar amps and EQs to shape them for maximum impact on Club Soundsystems like Funktion-One or VOID. The package will satisfy the modern Berghain influenced Techno producer of today who is looking for rough but breathing organic foundations of their tracks. Pack Content: Full (zipped) collection size is 72Mb. Contains 50 x 24-bit one-shot kick drums and 50 kick loops at 128bpm plus additional 5 Top Loop which are also contained in the demo song.

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