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Cubilas Xtreme Shoulderpads 1980's Synthesis MPC Expansion Collection [MPC]
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Cubilas Xtreme Shoulderpads 1980's Synthesis MPC Expansion Collection [MPC]

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Xtreme Shoulderpads : a collection of 1980s synthesizers for MPC! This expansion collection includes 93 custom instruments straight out of the '80s, programmed specifically for your MPC. Separated into 4 expansions: Xtreme Shoulderpads 1980's Bass (24 instruments) Xtreme Shoulderpads 1980's Keys (17 instruments) Xtreme Shoulderpads 1980's Leads (27 instruments) Xtreme Shoulderpads 1980's Pads (25 instruments) # of Instruments : 93 XPM Keygroup Programs # of Samples : 5,755 WAV Samples Expansion Size : 5.2 GB Separate links for Standalone and Xpn Cubilas Xtreme Shoulderpads 1980's Synthesis MPC Expansion Collection

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