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COLOVE FusionFL Studio Project [DAW Templates]
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COLOVE FusionFL Studio Project [DAW Templates]

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'Knowledge: FL Studio Project' is the comeback to Hybrid Classic House. We composed of high quality pianos and orchestral sounds by Spire + FabFilter Pro-R, combined with realistic classic house drums were used to give you the best start possible to your Classic House melodical tracks a based on synth instrument Spire by Reveal Sound. Project supported on FL Studio 12.5.1 (Build 165) and 20. Join to the FUSION space a now with COLOVE Products Sounds! Enjoy! In detail, the pack contains: Projects Zip + Samples + Loops Album Cover + Audio Demo VST Plugins (Instruments) used? Reveal Sound Spire v1.1.14 Native Instruments Kontakt 5 v5.8.1 (Session Keys Grand S) VST Plugins (Effects) used? FabFilter Pro-R FabFilter Pro-Q 2 FabFilter Pro-C 2 (Optionaly) FabFilter Pro-L 2 (Optionaly) Abletunes SPACE KNOB (Optionaly) VolumeShaper3

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