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ShamanStems The Eerie Expanse [WAV]
On request Samples WAV Ambient or ChillOut

ShamanStems The Eerie Expanse [WAV]

1 min read 1.77 GB
Envisioned as the cinematic expansion for "The Eerie Tapes" and "The Eerie Beats", this collection aims to mirror the atmosphere of the classic Silent Hill games, while also paying homage to J-Horror games and films, the industrial soundscapes of David Lynch's "Eraserhead", 90's Jungle ambient pads, Trip Hop, Illbient and Noise. The library is divided into two categories, one pertaining to foggy, vaporous ambience and dreamy, Nocturnesque pianos, the other catering to industrial noise, forged using an array of DIY metallic contraptions salvaged from scrapyards and flea markets, niche analog drone synths and old handheld radios, fed through a swarm of granular and modulation effects pedals. All sounds printed to Betamax tapes. 352 total files 2.3 GB 18 Atmospheric and Pad Loops 49 Industrial Metallic Loops 12 Keys and Piano Loops 49 Atmospheric and Pad Shots 16 Chord Shots 114 Industrial Metallic Shots 10 Keys and Piano Shots 92 Texture Shots

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