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OhmLab Mod Bits I [WAV]
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OhmLab Mod Bits I [WAV]

1 min read 4 MB
Crunch. Shine. Character. Ring. Grit. Authentic. Unexpected. Textured. Unique. MODULAR. Mod Bits I is a perfect companion for any modular synth lover, electronic music producer or sound designer. These are not loops, highly-manipulated or completely mainstream sounds. These are powerfully flexible one-shot samples that you can use in countless ways. From bells, chimes and chirps, to resonant toms and snappy percussive odds-and-ends, these sounds will quickly add character and interest to your music and bring your projects to life in new ways! For this demo we chose to use a sampler to present the sounds, providing the opportunity to play across different octaves and playback speeds, play longer and shorter notes, repeat, etc. This helps show off how flexible 50 one second samples can really be in just a few minutes. Make sure you experiment and play with these one-shots, there are plenty of exciting surprises waiting to be discovered the deeper you dig! Pack Contents: 50 samples Specs: .wav | 44.1 kHz | 24-Bit

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

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