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Sonic Reality Alan Parsons Vintage 70s Kit [BFD3]
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Sonic Reality Alan Parsons Vintage 70s Kit [BFD3]

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The latest multichannel drum kit from the Alan Parsons Sample Project Series focuses on a classic "Vintage 70s" sound with dampened snare and toms. This is an iconic drum sound heard on albums such as those from artists like Pink Floyd, Alan Parsons Project and others from the early to mid 70s. A vintage Ludwig© kit has been recorded through the classic EMI® TG12345 console, the same mixing desk used on "Dark Side of the Moon" and "Abbey Road" by the Beatles. For those looking for a classic timeless drum sounds, the Alan Parsons Sample Project and Vintage 70s Kit for BFD2 and 3 are a must have! The "Vintage 70s Kit" is a 5-piece drum set with an 22" kick, 14" snare, 12" rack tom and 14" and 16" floor toms along with 16" and 18" crashes plus hi-hat and ride. All instruments are sampled in multiple velocities with round robin playback for extreme authenticity. Includes DIRECT Mics on all cymbals. Format : BFD 3.4+ Quality : 24 bit 44.1 kHz stereo

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This pack includes: BFD3. All formats are industry-standard and compatible with major DAWs.

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