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Magix Moombahton Part 2 [WAV]
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Magix Moombahton Part 2 [WAV]

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Moombahton Part 2 by MAGIX is crammed with all the solid basslines, dramatic build-ups and fast drum fills that characterise this exciting extension of the popular reggaeton sound. Falling between 108-115 BPM, each carefully mastered sample combines those slow reggae basslines with elements of electro and Dutch house. Since it emerged from the reggaeton clubs of Washington DC in 2009, moombahton has been popularised by artists like its creator Dave Nada as well as leading names from the reggaeton/moombahton scene like Diplo, Major Lazer and Knife Party. Discover Moombahton Part 2 by MAGIX, a powerful soundpool that's perfect for fans or producers wishing to craft their own unique moombahton tracks. Package contains 304 Loops* in 110 BPM. 84 bass loops (12 loops in 7 pitches) 7 brass loops (1 loop in 7 pitches) 5 drumkits with variations 28 FX loops (4 loops in 7 pitches) 21 keys loops (3 loops in 7 pitches) 14 lead loops (2 loops in 7 pitches) 14 pad loops (2 loops in 7 pitches) 56 synth loops (8 loops in 7 pitches)

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