Rayzoon has announced the release of AI-Pak, an eclectic collection of styles and drummers for Jamstix.
According to Rayzoon, the drummers include:
- DARREN – designed to deliver “complex snare and hihat patterns and fast fills”
- DAVE – “sophisticated fusion drummer”
- KEITH – “wild rock drummer that can be tamed”
- LATINO – “can turn any style into something latin”
- MEL – “rock drummer with heavy tom fills”
- PETER – “jazz stick drummer.” Triplets, paradiddles and more.
- SIMON – “expressive, inventive and playful with hard-hitting fills.”
- WILL – modern rock/pop drummer with kick and snare groove shaping.
Styles announced by Rayzoon:
- AFRO-CUBAN: Cha-Cha-Cha, Custom Latin, Rumba, Salsa, Songo.
- BLUES: Bo Diddley, Freeway Shuffle, SiPhi Shuffle.
- BRAZILIAN: Baion.
- CARIBBEAN: Reggae HT.
- FUNK: 6/8 Funk, Dave Funk, No Down.
- JAZZ & SWING: Big Band, Custom Jazz.
- MARCH: New Orleans.
- METAL: U-Pick Metal 2-Bar.
- WORLD RHYTHMS: Beguine, Bolero, Merengue, Middle Eastern, Tango.
- PUNK: Jungle Punk, Punk.
- ROCK: Clock Day, Ecclectic, Odd Shuffle, Rosa Shuffle, Shuffle Tom HT, Songo Rock HT.
Pricing & Availability
AI-Pak is available now for $29 in the Rayzoon online store. As an introductory offer, the styles and drummers of MetalPak will be included for free (ends 28 February, 2011).
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