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Splice Originals Moods: Trap Guitars [WAV, Synth Presets]
On request Samples / Presets WAV Trap or Trapstep

Splice Originals Moods: Trap Guitars [WAV, Synth Presets]

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For Splice Originals: Moods: Trap Guitars, producer Ray Luminais and musician Mohammad Anwar blended alternative electric and acoustic guitars with synths and bass into hip hop, Rand;B, and trap styles. Recorded at Scenes Film and Music Studios in New Orleans, LA, the collaborators laid down a Fender Stratocaster, Martin X LX1, and Mini Moog Voyager, processing them with a Digitech Obscura Delay Pedal, Guitar Rig, and Amplitube. The result is versatile guitars that vary in style while keeping the energy on a lower frequency. These sounds are intended to tap into your darker, moodier side. Think late nights in the studio looking for that perfect pluck, ideal chord, or that special loop with a neon edge. If that's your vibe, this trap guitars pack is for you. 278 Samples, 5 Presets

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