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STLNDRMS Ugly Face Breaks Vol.1 [WAV]
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STLNDRMS Ugly Face Breaks Vol.1 [WAV]

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Introducing "Ugly Face Breaks," by STLNDRMS a collection of over 50 dry and dusty drum loops with a vintage sound and modern fidelity. These loops feature a range of microphone configurations, hardware setups, and mixing techniques, including tape saturation and analog distortion, all expertly crafted to deliver that 1967 energy with a contemporary pocket and swing. Tracked using vintage mics and processed through a range of analog hardware, including transformer-based preamps, a mixing console, tube compressor, reel to reel tape machine, and VCA bus compressor, these loops are perfect for adding some grit and noise to your drums. In total, the pack includes 50+ loops in 24/96 and 16/44 WAV file formats, giving you plenty of options for your productions. So if you're looking to add some ugly, dirty, and nasty drums to your tracks, "Ugly Face Breaks" is the perfect choice."

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

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