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Cryptic Colors [WAV]
On request Samples WAV Rap or Hip Hop

Cryptic Colors [WAV]

1 min read 546 MB
a collection of my favorite sounds i love using for my own samples, created with various synthesizers (moog grandmother & matriarch, prophet rev2, OP-1 & udo super 6), different real instruments such as guitars (electric + acoustic), mandolin, kalimba & violin and digital + real soundsources. all the sounds are processed with guitar pedals like thermae by chase bliss audio, strymon deco, microcosm, etc. + various high quality plugins. i put a lot of work & thoughts into this kit to make it a ΓÇÜall you need' pack when it comes to making samples in a creative way. content: 19 bass sounds - 23 fx - 29 pads - 19 plucks - 25 synths - 47 guitar sounds 20 strings - 11 percussion loops - 24 perc one-shots - 8 melodic textures 13 noise textures - 15 keys - 44 soundbites - 11 vocal loops since colors is my first one-shot kit, i tried to come up with some unique & innovative ideas. texturized pads, earcandy synths, soundbites (microloops) & fx from another dimension make this kit something truly special. Γ₧¢ compatible with every DAW (fl studio, ableton, studio one, etc)

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

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