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Toolroom Trademark Series David Keno [WAV]
On request Samples WAV Techno or Tech House

Toolroom Trademark Series David Keno [WAV]

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Toolroom are proud to present David Keno's addition to the hallowed Toolroom Trademark Series – presenting an indispensable collection of Tech House grooves from the industry heavyweight. Digging into David's batch of samples, you'll find a wealth of flawless loops & single hits spanning every essential track element, allowing House & Tech House producers to dip in and find that missing sound, or build an entire track from scratch. The Sample pack contains a staggering 398 samples including 102 processed Single Hits, countless Drums Loops, Synth and Vox Loops alongside an arsenal of EFX, Drum Fills, Snare Rolls & Risers. Enhance your productions with this super versatile pack, incorporating tons of bass heavy samples executed flawlessly, ready for drag and drop production. Contains: ┬╖ 38 Bass Loops ┬╖ 21 Claps ┬╖ 20 Hats ┬╖ 19 Kicks ┬╖ 21 Percs ┬╖ 19 Snares ┬╖ 195 Drum Loops ┬╖ 32 FX ┬╖ 31 Synth Loops

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This pack includes: WAV. All formats are industry-standard and compatible with major DAWs.

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