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Gio Israel Middle East Essentials Rare Strings [WAV]
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Gio Israel Middle East Essentials Rare Strings [WAV]

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The Middle East Essentials series by Gio Israel set the goal of capturing the most diverse, high-quality, and unique musical material. Making ancient music, sounds and instruments accessible through state of the art sound sampling. On this sample pack we wanted to explore the more esoteric aspects of ancient music from the Middle East region. The Kopuz is one of the oldest string instruments to be found and mostly associated with Kurdistan, Turkey & Persia (nowadays Iran) and is known of use in various Sufi ceremonies and traditional music played throughout the region. Contains: ┬╖ 64 Acoustic Baglama Loops ┬╖ 26 Acoustic Baglama One Shots ┬╖ 25 Combined Loops ┬╖ 143 Fretless Guitar Loops ┬╖ 177 Kupuz Loops ┬╖ 9 Kupuz Phrases ┬╖ 37 Mandol Loops

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