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Toontrack Fundamental Rock [MiDi]
On request MiDi MiDi Rock or Metal

Toontrack Fundamental Rock [MiDi]

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HEAVY-DUTY GROOVES. The fundamentals of rock drumming by session powerhouse Jeff Friedl. In this MIDI pack for Superior Drummer and EZdrummer, session powerhouse Jeff Friedl (A Perfect Circle, Puscifer, Filter, Devo) delivers a tour-de-force in rock drumming. Leaving out any redundant frills, extras or subtleties, he locks in to the pocket and pummels out an eclectic collection of earthmoving material that hones in on the very fundamentals of rock: heavy, hard-hitting and to the point. If you're a rock songwriter, this collection of all-out bludgeoning and heavy-duty drum MIDI will serve as a go-to in your toolset moving forward. Works with EZdrummer, EZdrummer 2, EZdrummer 3, Superior Drummer 2 and Superior Drummer 3. Only contains MIDI files, not installers. Copy these to the default or custom MIDI path they have set. Toontrack Fundamental Rock

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