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Splice Sessions Senegal Afrobeat [WAV]
On request Samples WAV World or Ethnic

Splice Sessions Senegal Afrobeat [WAV]

1 min read 830.71 MB
Recorded at Studio Laboutique in Dakar, some of West Africa's top musicians gathered to capture the Senegalese take on the highlife and Afrobeat sounds of Nigeria. Drawing inspiration from iconic artists like Fela Kuti and Ebo Taylor, modern dancehall influences were injected into this pack as well. Find tons of West African drums and ancient percussion, horns, guitars, and more. Contains: ┬╖ 57 Drum Loops ┬╖ 17 Drum Loops With Percussion ┬╖ 33 Bass Loops ┬╖ 52 Guitar Chord Loops ┬╖ 15 Guitar Lead Loops ┬╖ 23 Guitar Riffs Muted ┬╖ 16 Guitar Stacks ┬╖ 21 Horn Loops ┬╖ 9 Horn Stacks ┬╖ 10 Melodic Loops ┬╖ 18 Percussion Groove Loops ┬╖ 55 Single Percussion Loops ┬╖ 49 Drum One Shots (4 Cymbals, 5 Hats, 12 Kicks, 22 Snares, 6 Toms) ┬╖ 15 Electric Bass One Shots ┬╖ 9 Acoustic Guitar One Shots ┬╖ 19 Electric Guitar One Shots ┬╖ 20 Alto Sax One Shots ┬╖ 8 Horn One Shots ┬╖ 18 Trombone One Shots ┬╖ 18 Percussion One Shots ┬╖ 13 Talking Drum One Shots

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