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When electric bass and drums play together, the low frequencies coming from the bass amp make the snare wires vibrate. This is called "sympathetic resonance". There isn't always the same sound, it depends on the frequency of the notes, the volume and the snare itself.

When you record bass and drums separately (using sample libraries or real instruments), this doesn't happen but, by adding W-Buzz to the mix, your tracks become more realistic and organic. It changes your perception.

They recorded it by playing an electric bass through an amp near a drum kit, with a mic pointing at the bottom of the snare, and just sampling that sound. We recommend using a LPF (low pass filter) to get rid of the bass and only let the snare sound come through.

Each note sampled because every frequency makes the snare vibrate in a different way. 2 round robin, sustain, mutes and glissandos.

Get this library now for only €9.95!

Look no further than Glitch Tech Vox - 101 ready-rolled glitched vocal workouts primed for tech, progressive, electro and techno tracks.

Optimised for the dancefloor from a selection of exclusive vocal sessions, each loop has been painstakingly reworked to create energetic vox tools that will bring beats to life.

Expertly pitched, processed and precision cut to slot seamlessly into the mix, each loop is tempo-synced at 128bpm and key-labeled to make it easy to find a loop that fits the melodic key of your track.

Voxengo Drumformer update version 1.3 is now
available for download. Voxengo Drumformer is a multiband drum and
master track dynamics processing plug-in for professional music and
audio production applications, available in AudioUnit and VST
plug-in formats (including native 64-bit support), for Mac OS X
(v10.5 and later), and Windows computers.

Version 1.3 update includes the following changes:

- The EQ curve is now hidden when the equalizer is set to "Off".
- A crash when loading some routing presets was fixed.

'Night Time Sessions Vol 1' from EqualSounds is the compilation fusing neo soul synths with live funk instruments, laid-back beats and arrangements.

Created for EqualSounds by NbH – the producer providing beats and hooks for the underground hiphop and urban artists around Europe. These 5 Construction Kits will give you beats, fills, chords, basses and melodies for your newest Neo Soul, Funk, R&B and HipHop productions.

Product Includes:

- 5 Uncompressed, mixed & mastered Construction Kits
- 23 Mixed & mastered track mixes (long & short versions)
- 5 Multi-track MIDI files of most important melodies
- Up To 22 tracks per Kit & variation mixes
- Over 730 MB of Loops and Samples

Price: £22.95.

The course takes you through every part of the Maschine software and hardware, slowly explaining how each one works and the ways they can be used to create a variety of different styles of music.

After every aspect has been covered, the course ends with a 2-part tutorial, showing how to construct a classic house track from scratch, which is also available as a separate course for anyone who already knows Maschine quite well but simply wants some new tips for producing with it. The course comes with written notes, the Maschine projects created in the movies, and 240MB or royalty-free samples from Loopmasters.

The GD-6 Acoustic Guitar is based on a Guild D-40 custom edition electro-acoustic guitar.
Acousticsamples sampled it very deeply, all frets of all strings with upstrokes, downstrokes, round robins, releases, staccatos, mutes, palm mutes, hand blocks, slides, hammer ons, pull offs, retriggers, fretnoises, percussions other articulations.
Each fret of each string has been sampled and it uses a chord recognition engine to convert your chords into standard guitar chords.
As a keyboard is not suited to play the guitar, thetriggersare separated from the note selection, and they canlaunch strum up, strum down, strum for mutes, and then the six separate strings. This makes it very easy to trigger the previously recognized chord in different ways.

The GD-6 Acoustic Guitar features a set ...