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Splice Originals Different Cities [WAV, Synth Presets]
On request Samples / Presets WAV Trap or Trapstep

Splice Originals Different Cities [WAV, Synth Presets]

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Music producer Ray Luminais (Lil Wayne, Boosie, Ambre) returns with his second Splice originals release, following the success of Voodoo: Southern Trap. The sounds found in Different Cities were highly influenced by the What a Time to Be Alive Mixtape by Drake and Future and by the beats of Boi-1da and 40 (Noah James Shebib). Inspired by the artists who incorporate various unique styles into one body of work, Ray says this pack feels like traveling through different cities. Discover thumping 808s, ambient sounds filled with surprises, signature vocals, melodic stacks, top loops for trap beats, and more. To create these samples, Ray used a Korg Triton and Arturia Piano V2, along with Dada Life's Endless Smile and Sausage Fattener plugins, HalfTime by Cableguys, and Warm Audio's WA273. 316 Samples 16 Presets

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