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STLNDRMS Ugly Face Breaks Vol.2 [WAV]
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STLNDRMS Ugly Face Breaks Vol.2 [WAV]

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Introducing STLNDRMS' "Ugly Face Breaks Vol. 2" - the follow-up to the successful first pack, featuring over 60 more dry, dusty, and ugly analog drum breaks with a vintage sound and modern fidelity. Known for their pocket and swing, these loops offer a range of microphone configurations, hardware setups, and mixing techniques, including tape saturation and analog distortion, all expertly crafted to deliver a diverse range of vibes. Tracked using vintage mics and processed through a range of analog hardware, including custom transformer-based preamps, a Neve 8816 summing console, a tube compressor, and a reel to reel tape machine, these loops are perfect for adding some grit and noise to your tracks. The pack includes a variety of mix styles, including clean, dirty, and demolished tones, and is available in 24/96 and 16/44 WAV file formats. Get your hands on "Ugly Face Breaks Vol. 2" for a fresh batch of ugly, dirty, and nasty drums.

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

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Yes, STLNDRMS Ugly Face Breaks Vol.2 [WAV] works with all major DAWs including FL Studio, Ableton Live, Logic Pro, and more.

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