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Splice Explores Recycling [WAV]
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Splice Explores Recycling [WAV]

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In association with MusicRecycle, Dhruv Goel presents a sample pack inspired by recycling. Recorded by Goel, Kaushlesh 'Garry' Purohit, and Splice's Josh Robertson at a recycling yard in downtown Los Angeles, the pack features an eclectic mix of sounds originating from metal, plastic, and rubber sources. Dig into genre-bending loops and one-shots with sounds created using trash cans, broken cars, discarded PlayStations, rubber tires, and other items people deemed as waste that we saw as instruments. Contains: ┬╖ 1 Ambience ┬╖ 20 Drum Loops ┬╖ 34 Percussion Loops ┬╖ 13 Pitched Sound Loops ┬╖ 6 Shaker Loops ┬╖ 8 Cymbal One Shots ┬╖ 16 Hat One Shots ┬╖ 23 Kick One Shots ┬╖ 53 Snare One Shots ┬╖ 63 Percussion One Shots ┬╖ 9 Pitched One Shots ┬╖ 9 Shaker One Shots ┬╖ 16 FX One Shots

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

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