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Rejection Sound Bank Vol.1 [WAV]
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Rejection Sound Bank Vol.1 [WAV]

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A new sample pack by rejection, a Japanese producer in genresless. This time, the title has been changed to "rejection sound bank" and will be released as a series. The samples in this product created for cutting-edge EDM Trap/Basshouse, are different and weird but with a clear mixing and ready-to-use sound quality. The drum kit/fill/background fx etc which were popular in the previous pack "rejection beats samples", are newly included in this project as well. In addition, many synths/basses are also included, both oneshot and loop. This pack will bring you new inspiration. All the demo drops by the five creators, including rejection himself, are made from the samples in this product. Contents 66 synthes (oneshot/loop) 56 basses (oneshot/loop) 50 drums (kick, snare, clap, hihat, crash, chant) 44 fills 20 background fx and more! 48000Hz/24bit

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What formats are included in Rejection Sound Bank Vol.1 [WAV]?

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

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Yes, Rejection Sound Bank Vol.1 [WAV] works with all major DAWs including FL Studio, Ableton Live, Logic Pro, and more.

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