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Beat Batter Drums From The Crypt [WAV]
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Beat Batter Drums From The Crypt [WAV]

1 min read 194 MB
Drums From The Crypt is a collection of drum samples that embodies the analog warmth of the 70's, grungy textures of the 60's, and dirty crypt like vintage tones. We pushed the boundaries with this kit by experimenting with diverse structures to capture natural reverb and depth for a few of the one shots. One of those locations being the old abandoned zoo habitats in Los Angeles. Weird and unique loops matched with grimy psychedelic vintage textures is what gives "Drums From The Crypt" its originality. - Beat Batter LOOPS 41 Drum Loops 45 Percussion Loops ONE SHOTS 30 Kicks 35 Snares 15 Claps 10 Rimshots 35 Percussion 21 Hi Hats 12 Drum Fills 10 Vox 12 Fx All sounds are royalty free. All sounds are original. All sounds are mixed professionally leaving enough headroom with no digital clipping or peaking levels. All sounds are in 24bit/44.1kHz WAV format. All loops are labeled with tempo and key metadata where necessary. Compatible with any DAW software programs.

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

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