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Rubicon Fractured Percussion And Club Mutations [WAV, DAW Templates]
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Rubicon Fractured Percussion And Club Mutations [WAV, DAW Templates]

1 min read 273 MB
The snaking rhythms and slippery sound design of Korean-American producer Amazondotcom (real name Stella Ahn) carve out a new and imaginative space in experimental bass music. Abstracted hand drums and metallic synthesis coalesce in a shapeshifting landscape, equal parts tropical and industrial. Polyrhythmic producers and rave enthusiasts will find Fractured Percussion & Club Mutations brimming with deconstructed bangers waiting to be realized. Contains: ┬╖ 69 Drum & Perc Loops ┬╖ 18 FX & Ambience Loops ┬╖ 5 Bass Loops ┬╖ 13 Lead Loops ┬╖ 41 Drum & Perc One Shots ┬╖ 9 FX & Ambience One Shots ┬╖ 9 Synth One Shots ┬╖ 7 Vocal One Shots ┬╖ 1 Ableton Drum Rack

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