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Gio Israel Middle East Essentials Guitars [WAV]
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Gio Israel Middle East Essentials Guitars [WAV]

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The Middle East Essentials series by Gio Israel set the goal of bringing together Middle Eastern masters and prodigies, capturing the most diverse, high-quality, and unique musical material. Making ancient music, sounds and instruments accessible through state of the art sound sampling. In this pack we explored contemporary, electric, Middle Eastern Guitars that would bring out the spicy edge of Middle Eastern sounds. We recorded the Turkish 'Baglama' and electric guitars played by the very gifted Omri Zelig. Over the course of many hours we recorded various styles and rhythms making this sound pack as accessible to many genres of music production as we could. The Baglama (also known as 'Saz') has Persian/Turkish origins and is commonly used in Ottoman classical music, Turkish folk music, Azerbaijani music, Kurdish music, Armenian music and in parts of Syria, Iraq and the Balkan countries. We hope you'll enjoy this one. Contains: 253 Baglama Loops, One Shots & Phrases 76 Combined Loops 179 Electric Guitar Loops, One Shots & Phrases

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