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Toolbox Samples Computer Game Fx [WAV]
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Toolbox Samples Computer Game Fx [WAV]

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You don't have to get your hands on an old dusty Nintendo console to tap into the nostalgia of retro video games, with this collection of 40 sound effects from 8-bit consoles. Your productions will be instantly transported back in time! With fresh/nostaglic sounds, Computer Game Fx delivers retro sophistication - highly sought after by producers looking for that extra something special to create the perfect track. Add some classic ambience into Dubstep, Breakbeat, Lo-Fi, Trap & Pop driven tracks with these authentic samples pulled straight out of the 80s and 90s! Experiencing Game Fx is like jumping into a time machine and travelling back into the past to escape your mundane office job. The sounds evoke emotions that can't be found in anything modern, which renders this product perfect for any songwriter looking to add some cool retro-style textures. All samples are royalty-free and key labelled - so will easily fit in your productions!

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

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