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The Rucker Collective 045 Toy Box (Compositions and Stems) [WAV]
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The Rucker Collective 045 Toy Box (Compositions and Stems) [WAV]

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The Rucker Collective is a sound design/production company formed with the intention of delivering original sounds for producers to sample that are hassle-free on the clearance side & to fill the void for fans of library music. The forty-fifth volume "Toy Box" consists of 12 compositions by Elkan. This collective's work has been used by artists: Fabolous, Rod Wave, Tory Lanez, The Lox, Fat Joe, Snoop Dogg, YBN, Westside Gunn/Griselda, NLE Choppa, K Camp, Yella Beezy, Dave East, Lloyd Banks and producers ranging from Timbaland to 808 Mafia to araabMUZIK . This pack has 12 compositions all BPM/Key labeled and can be purchased in either composition format or compositions and stem format. This is a digital download. All sounds included are compatible with any DAW or sampler (44.1k).

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