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Riemann Kollektion Riemann Techno Drones 1 [WAV]
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Riemann Kollektion Riemann Techno Drones 1 [WAV]

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This Techno Drone loops sample pack is mainly created on the modular synth with analogue oscillators, filters, reverbs and distortions. The drones fit to hard techno and raw industrial techno as well as on other genres like DrumandBass. The inspiration for this drones sample pack came from producers like Dax J, Oscar Mulero, Len Faki, Kobosil and Berghain sound. The loops can be used in all DAWs like Ableton, FL Studio, Logic Pro or Cubase and have been recorded in high studio quality (24bit WAV). Additionally to the 50 drones you can find a strong Techno beat loop - all at 130bpm and mostly in the key of C and F. The team behind Riemann Kollektion provides you with more than 15 years of experience in Techno production. All sounds are made for maximum impact on large horn soundsystems like Funktion One, Lambda Labs or VOID. Download contains: 51 x 24-bit Wav files, 136MB What's inside: 50 Drone Loops 01 Beat Loop

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