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Drumdrops – Temple of Boom
On request WAV hip hopboom bapfunktrip hop

Drumdrops – Temple of Boom

1 min read 165 MB
Temple of Boom delivers a heavyweight collection of live hip-hop and funk drum tracks, spanning classic P-Funk, West Coast grooves, and East Coast rhythms. Recorded at Hollywood Sound Recorders and Snap Studios through vintage Neve consoles and analogue tape, the tracks feature classic Ludwig and Gretsch kits with vintage Zildjian cymbals. Ranging from 71 to 101 BPM, these tape-saturated beats are designed for authentic boom bap, trip-hop, and vintage funk production. Inside: - 22 live drum tracks & grooves - Drum loops in WAV, REX, and Apple Loops formats - Tempos from 71 to 101 BPM - Recorded to analogue tape on vintage Neve consoles Included in the Plugg Supply Ultimate plan — nothing extra to pay. Ultimate members get the pack in Telegram.

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This pack includes: WAV. All formats are industry-standard and compatible with major DAWs.

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Yes, Drumdrops – Temple of Boom works with all major DAWs including FL Studio, Ableton Live, Logic Pro, and more.

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