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Komorebi Audio Stranger Tingz [WAV]
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Komorebi Audio Stranger Tingz [WAV]

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Stranger Tingz is a hybrid sample pack taking equal parts 80's spooky and synth driven melodies and textures and combining it with modern trap music production styles, composition and drums. Inside this pack you will find expressive synth loops provided with and without bass for maximum flexibility as well as a variety of 80's inspired trap drum loops and one shot sounds. Created by Komorebi Audio mainstay FreshKidBlaze this pack takes influence from 80's movie soundtracks, video game OST's and fuses it with modern trap music production techniques and rhythms. All sounds in this sample pack were painstakingly crafted from the ground up using advance synthesis techniques, modular units and a healthy amount of detune. Pack Breakdown 10 Full Drum Loops 10 Hihat & Percussion Loops 10 No Kick Drum Loops 10 Kick & Snare Loops 15 Hihat One Shots 15 Clap One Shots 15 Kick One Shots 15 Snare One Shots 65 Melodic Stack Loops 7 Arp Loops 11 Percussion One Shots 1 Bass Loop 3 Pad Loops

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

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Yes, Komorebi Audio Stranger Tingz [WAV] works with all major DAWs including FL Studio, Ableton Live, Logic Pro, and more.

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