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FXpansion Geist Expander 80s Electro and Hip Hop [Geist]
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FXpansion Geist Expander 80s Electro and Hip Hop [Geist]

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Geist Expander: 80s Electro & Hip Hop captures the sound of breaking and scratching, featuring samples and loops that channel the electric boogaloo of the 1980s. In the 1980s, the affordability and accessibility of synthesisers, drum machines and samplers helped to develop dance and hip hop music further. Synth stabs and gated snares became the backbone of what was to become electro, providing a groove and atmosphere suited for the club, as well as allowing rappers to create their own original beats to deliver their message. Geist Expander: 80s Electro & Hip Hop packs loops and hits into a concise collection of content that perfectly encapsulates this era. Γû║ HIGHLIGHTS 12 Bass hits 25 Clap hits 14 Cymbal hits 6 FX hits 45 Hi Hat hits 25 Kick hits 39 Percussion hits 25 Snare hits 8 Stab hits 34 Rhythmic loops 16 Melodic loops 5 Kit presets

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