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Phantom Sounds Flow Rolling Tech House [WAV, MiDi]
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Phantom Sounds Flow Rolling Tech House [WAV, MiDi]

1 min read 660 MB
Unleash your creativity with this dynamic collection of adrenalized rhythms, intricate basslines, and syncopated synths. Inspired by the cutting-edge sounds of artists like CID, Mau P, and Dale Howard, this pack delivers the modern tech house vibe you've been looking for. Dive into an expansive 3.5 GB collection meticulously crafted to ignite your musical imagination. With "Flow," you'll find everything you need to create your next tech house hit. Here's what you'll find inside: 40 Bass Loops (+MIDIs) 40 Synth Loops (+MIDIs) 10 Construction Kits (+MIDIs & Stems) 80 Drum Loops (Full, Hat, Top & Percussion) 180 Drum One Shots 20 Bass One Shots 20 Synth One Shots 25 Vocal Loops 25 FXs

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What formats are included in Phantom Sounds Flow Rolling Tech House [WAV, MiDi]?

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

Is Phantom Sounds Flow Rolling Tech House [WAV, MiDi] compatible with my DAW?

Yes, Phantom Sounds Flow Rolling Tech House [WAV, MiDi] works with all major DAWs including FL Studio, Ableton Live, Logic Pro, and more.

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