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Splice Sounds Riot Ten Hype Sounds Vol.1 [WAV]
On request Samples WAV Dubstep or Drumstep

Splice Sounds Riot Ten Hype Sounds Vol.1 [WAV]

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Riot Ten lives up to his namesake - when you hear his punishing, subwoofer destroying productions, they're bound to cause riots on the dancefloor. You may have heard this rising talent's tracks on The Chainsmokers' "Memories Do Not Open" tour, or in sets from the likes of Porter Robinson, DJ Snake, Zeds Dead, NGHTMRE and more. He recently released "Fuck It," a collaboration with Splice Sounds alum Sullivan King, on Steve Aoki's DIM MAK imprint, reaching #1 on the Beatport dubstep charts. Cause a riot with the sounds of his new sample pack with his signature growling synths, drums, and soundscapes. Contains: 14 Bass Lead Loops 10 Bass Lead One Shots 2 Bell Loops 8 Brass Loops 1 Brass One Shot 9 808s 6 Claps 3 Cymbals 3 Drum Buildups 4 Drum Loops 7 Hi Hat Loops 8 Kicks 9 Percussion Loops & One Shots 9 Snares 8 FX 7 Pluck Loops 2 String Loops 10 Synth Leads 10 Vocals

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