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Beat MPC Expansion Enter The Overheim [MPC]
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Beat MPC Expansion Enter The Overheim [MPC]

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MPC Expansion: ENTER THE OVERHEIM - 77 legendary Sounds from Matrix, SEM & OB-X8 There are every-days synths and then there's Oberheim. Since the Seventies, their models have been thrilling audiences with fat and super-wide stereo sound. Stars like Depeche Mode, Nine Inch Nails, Boys Noize, Deadmau5 and Calvin Harris totally dig the massive analogue sound. And now you, too? Enter the Overheim brings 77 legendary sounds of the three cult synthesizers SEM, Matrix 1000 and OB-X8 to your DAW, ready to play on Zampler//RX and Akai MPCs. Go for it! Details: 1,05 GB Samples (optimised f├╝r MPCs) with a analogue & retro vibe Suitable for Synthwave, Trance, Disco, Pop, Trip-Hop, Vaporwave 77 Keygroup Programs 24 analogue Basses 35 Synths & Leads 14 creamy Pads 4 Synth-FX 462 Samples Audiodemos per Keygroup Compatible with Akai MPC One, X, Live, Live mkII, Force, Studio, Touch, Renaissance, Key 61, MPC Software & MPC Beats

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