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That Sound Heavy Metal Drums [WAV]
On request Samples WAV Rock or Metal

That Sound Heavy Metal Drums [WAV]

1 min read 540.11 MB
Welcome to the heaviest and most raucous drum pack on Splice, Heavy Metal Drums. This pack is one of the first metal drum packs on splice and (though we are biased) it will be hard to beat. Heavy Metal Drums gives you instant access to some of the best metal drumming and recorded metal drums in the world, ready to make a full song from start to finish. Heavy Metal Drums was recorded and produced by the Lewis Johns at the hallowed studio in Southampton UK, The Ranch. Utilising the massive room size and stone walls for the energetic yet controlled sound, these loop and one shots will punch through your mix ready to bring you the energy you need. Lewis has precisely edited them for the most detailed yet raucous metal drumming. Heavy Metal Drums will have you running through walls ready to make your heaviest and most raucous recording ever. This pack only contains drums. The melodics you hear in the demo are only to show you the drums in context and to get you amped. 300 Samples

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

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