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LiveSchool 808 Maker [DAW Templates]
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LiveSchool 808 Maker [DAW Templates]

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808 Maker contains two audio effect racks and 3 live sets. Pack Contents Live Set 1: Contains 808 Maker Rack, featuring two sections: Boom Tuner section: Easily tune your 808s to pitched notes Bass Shaper section: Add harmonics or crunch that gets the 808s heard on any speaker system. Ideal for making 808-style basslines. Live Set 2: Contains the 808 YLDn8tr Auto Rack, which automatically creates wild variants of your 808s Live Set 3: Contains the 808 YLDn8tr Manual Rack, where you can manually dial-in wild variants of your 808s Each set is configured with a resampling track to easily record and capture your custom 808s. Requirements Ableton Live Suite 12.2 or higher LiveSchool 808 Maker

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