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Komorebi Audio Granular Raindrops Ambient Tape Loops [WAV]
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Komorebi Audio Granular Raindrops Ambient Tape Loops [WAV]

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Granular Raindrops - Ambient Tape Loops is a collection of character rich loops and samples created by running original melodic compositions through various granular delays, tape machines, emulators and reverb units to create a warm, thick and detuned sound. Inspired by the sounds of artists such as bones, grayera, hainbach, amulets and William Basinski, experimentation is at the heart of every sound in this pack. Dark and haunting keys sit alongside granular style arps while droning and distant ambient pads provide an ethereal and heavily textured backdrop. All sounds in this sample pack were meticulously crafted by Komorebi Audio head sound designer Skit and are provided as 24bit WAV files. Contains: ┬╖ 8 Arp Loops ┬╖ 2 Guitar Loops ┬╖ 14 Keys Loops ┬╖ 14 Pad Loops ┬╖ 9 Synth Loops ┬╖ 1 Piano One Shot

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