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Splice Sounds Boys Noize Sounds of Mayday [WAV]
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Splice Sounds Boys Noize Sounds of Mayday [WAV]

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"MAYDAY SOUNDS include all the sounds I recorded for my latest album 'Mayday.' These are 100% analog recorded sounds, using diverse drum machines, synthesizer & modules, and processed through all types of analog effect units. For this package, I cut out every single sound used in every song and created one-shots to put in your sample library - including kicks, snares, claps, percussions, synth hits, bass hits, subs, fx hits & more. This package is more dynamic than you will find in other sample-packages, and provides more headroom to put on your own touch with your own effect processing. Enjoy!" - Boys Noize

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