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James Curd Sound Of Chicago Drums Vol.3 [WAV]
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James Curd Sound Of Chicago Drums Vol.3 [WAV]

1 min read 137.72 MB
Full of 230 loops directly pulled from my working files as well as custom made beats for this pack. At first the robot is treated unkindly. "It is a household appliance, yet you treat it like it is a man," an associate frets to Sir. It's clear from the first that these drums are some kind of variant, smarter and more "human" than your average robot, although just as literal. The drum loops play between 124bpm-134bpm. Inside you will find 230 loops in total including full drum loops, kick loops, no kick loops, tops loops, clap loops, shakers and more. This exclusive release was generously supplied to us by our member Thank you for supporting AudioLove!

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