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The Crate League Tabs Raw Drum Breaks [WAV]
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The Crate League Tabs Raw Drum Breaks [WAV]

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Introduce a touch of raw vintage energy to your music production with The Crate League's Tabs Raw Vol. 1 Sample Pack, featuring 20 original and dusty drum loops from the Grimy Tabs Sample Pack Series. This Sample Pack features 20 drum breaks in two flavors: unprocessed (raw) and processed (Crate League Sauce) The drum breaks in this sample pack are inspired by the legendary hip-hop producers J Dilla, Pete Rock, and Madlib! These samples are perfect for beatmakers, producers and composers who want to add a touch of raw vintage energy to their tracks. All the beats in the demo were made with only sounds from this pack, showcasing the versatility and potential of these samples. Don't miss out on the opportunity to elevate your music production with The Crate League's Tabs Raw Vol. 1 Sample Pack. Sample Pack Features: 20 Drum Breaks in RAW & Cooked Format Drums and sounds are labeled Compatible with any DAW (44.1/16 WAV Files)

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

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