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Drumdrops Witch Pop [WAV]
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Drumdrops Witch Pop [WAV]

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Witch Pop is an incredible collection of over 400 loops and one shots from legendary UK record producer Charlie Hugall, whose credits include Florence and; The Machine, Celeste, Becky Hill and Tom Grenan. Taking influence from the likes of Florence and; The Machine, Kate Bush and Bat For Lashes, Witch Pop delivers beautifully recorded drum tracks full of complex tom rhythms and epic snare sounds to create tracks that are perfect for forming the base of any soaring witch-ey anthem. On the drums we had the incredibly talented George Cook, and we used London's The Pool studio (where Florence and; The Machine recorded two albums) for the recording. We had a huge selection of drums, and even broke out the timpanis at one point. Everything was miced using The Pool's vast selection of microphones, going through the vintage Neve desk and lots of outboard and effects. The sessions were engineered by Ben Loveland, and Charlie mixed the album himself. 375 Samples

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