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MDL Tone Encylopedia of Extreme MIDI Pack [MiDi]
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MDL Tone Encylopedia of Extreme MIDI Pack [MiDi]

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Building on the success of Ultimate Heavy MIDI Grooves, Encyclopedia of Extreme sets out to destroy. The next tier in speed, intensity and precision, this pack is a thoroughbred for brutality.Encyclopedia of Extreme is designed for the most aggressive styles of metal, including death metal, black metal, grindcore and deathcore. Whether it's blast beats, double kick patterns, or complex rhythm transitions, these MIDI grooves deliver the raw power and relentless force required to match your most punishing guitar tracks. Designed for seamless drag-and-drop integration with all major drum samplers and DAWs, Encyclopedia of Extreme is an essential tool for metal producers, guitarists, and songwriters looking to take their drum tracks to the absolute limit. We'll hold down the groove. You bring the riffs. What's Included: – 20 Full Songs – An enormous variety of tempos, beats, fills and transitions – A minimum of 15 MIDI grooves/drum parts per song.

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