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Cubilas Roland Fantom X MPC Expansion v2 [MPC, WAV, XML, JSON]
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Cubilas Roland Fantom X MPC Expansion v2 [MPC, WAV, XML, JSON]

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Sounds of the Roland Fantom This custom expansion includes 30 drum kits from the Roland Fantom - programmed specifically for your MPC. These sounds have been hand sampled note-for-note and looped where necessary, each instrument adjusted for memory size. # of Samples : 39,000 WAV Samples Expansion Size : 17.2 GB Designed to work with all modern Akai MPC software and standalone hardware. This will show up in the Expansions section of your Browser in both software and standalone mode with a picture and individual instrument audio previews for each instrument.

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