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MAGIX Dark Zone Part 2 [WAV]
On request Samples WAV Drum and Bass

MAGIX Dark Zone Part 2 [WAV]

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The perfect add-on - Part 2 of our popular Soundpack: 'Dark Zone Part 2' by MAGIX. Welcome to the Dark Zone: The throne of the almighty wobble bass doesn't budge, even when the merciless drums hammer at the gates. Soundpacks from MAGIX contain full orchestral and/or song compositions, broken down into stems or individual samples, with each instrumental stem and sample available in 7 different tonal variations (for example, one bass loop will be available in A, Bb, C, D, E, F and G). Product Details: 552 Loops total at 170 BPM 84 Bass Loops (12 Loops in 7 Pitches) 9 Drumkits with variations 42 FX Loops (in universal Pitch) 21 FX Loops (3 Loops in 7 Pitches) 14 Keys Loops (2 Loops in 7 Pitches) 77 Pad Loops (11 Loops in 7 Pitches) 4 Percussion Loops (in universal Pitch) 70 Sequence Loops (10 Loops in 7 Pitches) 7 Special Loops (1 Loop in 7 Pitches) 112 Synth Loops (16 Loops in 7 Pitches) 1 Vocal Loop (in universal Pitch)

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

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Yes, MAGIX Dark Zone Part 2 [WAV] works with all major DAWs including FL Studio, Ableton Live, Logic Pro, and more.

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