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Tech It Samples Call Me Ableton [DAW Templates]
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Tech It Samples Call Me Ableton [DAW Templates]

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Tech-It Samples are excited to present "Call Me", a powerful Ableton project for Tech-House, House, UK House producers. This template will help you get inspired and learn how to create Tech-House, House, UK House tracks in Ableton. inspiration by: Hannah Wants, Kevin Knapp All content is 100% royalty-free, so you can use elements from this template in your productions. Product Details: - Professional Ableton Template - Made specifically for Tech-House, House, UK House producers - Full Master & Mixing - Requires Ableton 10.1.18. or higher - Duration: 5:51 - BPM: 126 - Fabfilter Pro-Q 3 3.01 - OTT - Cytomic The Glue 1.3.19 - Ozone Imager - PSP VintageWarmer2 - Fabfilter Saturn 1.18 - Soundtoys Decapitator 5.0.1 - Izotope 5 Imager - Volume Shaper 4.0.0 - Massive X 1.0.1 - Fabfilter Pro L 1.24 - A.O.M. Invisible Limiter 1.3.2. - Kickstars - Serum 1.301

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