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Sonics Empire AFRILL [WAV, MiDi]
On request Samples / MiDi WAV Afrobeat

Sonics Empire AFRILL [WAV, MiDi]

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Afrill is an African drill sample pack created by Sonics Empire. Features Guitars, Piano, Vocals, Percussion Textures and Drum Loops. The library includes 5 Construction Kits, 88 Single WAV Stems and loops, as well as 5 Layered Percussion Loops, 5 Melodic Layers, and 6 Drum Loop Variations for a sampling experience. All our products are instantly available for you to download. Moreover, we provide key & tempo labeled files that you can use as a reference to get started immediately. Afrill is compatible with all major music software such as Wav format. It comes in the range of 135-145bpm, which ensures you have the appropriate tempo for your next Afro Drill beat, song or track. Product Details: 5 Construction Kits 88 WAV Files 68 MIDI Files 6 Drum Layers 5 Melodic Layers 5 Percussion Rhythms Vocals, Guitars, Keys 100% Royalty-free Innovative Genre Key & Tempo Labelled 703 MB of content

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

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Yes, Sonics Empire AFRILL [WAV, MiDi] works with all major DAWs including FL Studio, Ableton Live, Logic Pro, and more.

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