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Splice Originals Brooklyn Breaks [WAV]
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Splice Originals Brooklyn Breaks [WAV]

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Derrick Wright is considered one of the top drummers in the music industry internationally. He has toured the world playing for Toni Braxton, Babyface, Thalia, Adele, and many others. You might not have heard of Derrick Wright, but you've bopped your head, moved your hips, and tapped your feet to his drum recordings and live performances. He has gained respect from many music executives, musicians, fellow artists, and fans around the globe. For this Splice Originals release, Derrick serves up a versatile mix of drums that work well with R&B, soul, gospel, and slower pop, but can fit into any genre. You'll find all of the drum essentials in this pack with rhythmic loops and quintessential one-shots. Dig into shimmering cymbals, rhythmic floor toms, speedy hi-hats, pounding kicks, and more—all inspired by his recording projects and performances from across the country and around the world. 58 one shots 225 loops

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