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FXpansion BFD Modern Rock Grooves [BFD3]
On request Libraries BFD3 Rock or Metal

FXpansion BFD Modern Rock Grooves [BFD3]

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Modern Rock Grooves is a BFD3 Groove Pack with inspirational and heavy beats for a variety of rock genres. Designed to inspire riffs and kickstart songs, the included patterns are played live and dripping with the organic feel of a human drummer. Each of the 11 included Groove Palettes feature up to 32 4-bar Grooves alongside at least 4 Fills and an accompanying BFD3 preset to provide instant results. With over 250 patterns in total, Modern Rock Grooves is perfect for songwriting, jamming and practice sessions. Γû║ HIGHLIGHTS Groove Pack for BFD3 Designed for heavy riff-based rock genres 11 Groove palettes 11 BFD3 mix-ready presets Over 250 Grooves in total * - since all the *.exe are self-extracting RAR-archives, MacOSX users should first unpack them somehow ** - new expansions work only @ Team V.R release of BFD3 because preactivated. But R2R release requires activation of expansions. *** - old expansions from BFD2 updated for BFD3

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This pack includes: BFD3. All formats are industry-standard and compatible with major DAWs.

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Yes, FXpansion BFD Modern Rock Grooves [BFD3] works with all major DAWs including FL Studio, Ableton Live, Logic Pro, and more.

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