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Major Loops Motion: Afrobeats [MULTiFORMAT]
On request Samples MULTiFORMAT Afrobeat

Major Loops Motion: Afrobeats [MULTiFORMAT]

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Motion: Afrobeats from Major Loops is a collection of 5 Carefully Crafted Afro-beats Instrumentals and 44 One Shot Drum Samples. This kit is perfect for producers of all experience levels who are looking to work with something different. It features 140 Total WAV Files including Guitars, Keys, Strings, and Synths that you can use for years to come. Every Loop in this kit was created at the highest quality. Samples are tracked out at the ends so you can cut the stems out and mix them however you want! Just drag and drop each WAV file into your DAW for an effortless beat making experience. Pick the sounds you like and hold onto the other sounds for later. Product Details: 5 Construction Kits 44 One Shot Drums 140 Total WAV Files All Files 44 KHz / 24 Bit Key & Tempo Labelled Mixed and Mastered WAV Files

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

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Yes, Major Loops Motion: Afrobeats [MULTiFORMAT] works with all major DAWs including FL Studio, Ableton Live, Logic Pro, and more.

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