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Rhythm Lab Uptempo Vinylistic Breaks [WAV, REX]
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Rhythm Lab Uptempo Vinylistic Breaks [WAV, REX]

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'Uptempo Vinylistic Breaks' by Rhythm Lab delivers a painstakingly created collection of 64 energetic drum breaks and loops, perfect for any producer of D&B, Breakbeat, Jungle or any other Breaks genre. This collection has been carefully programmed and skilfully engineered to perfection by Dmitry "Cyberworm" Vasilyev. Drum breaks included range from 165 to 175 BPM. All of the drum breaks come with that special and timeless punch, which can only be achieved by layering original drum sounds and breaks sampled from vinyl. Purchase 'Uptempo Vinylistic Breaks' today and revitalise your tracks with some awesomely charismatic and absolutely bone-dry drum patterns and breakbeats! This is the perfect tool kit for producers of D&B, Liquid, Neuro, Jungle, and many more basic music genres. This pack available in WAV and REX2 formats (you can download both). Product Details: 64 Vinyl-style Uptempo Breaks WAV & REX2 formats

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

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Yes, Rhythm Lab Uptempo Vinylistic Breaks [WAV, REX] works with all major DAWs including FL Studio, Ableton Live, Logic Pro, and more.

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