As announced earlier this year, The Loop Loft has recorded a new volume with session drummer Matt Chamberlain at the Sound City complex. The result is a total 10 complete sessions featuring grooves ranging from indie rock, to backbeats, to tribal tom beats and many things in between, with even more sessions and samples than the first volume.
All stereo drum loops are available in either WAV, REX2, AIFF (Apple Loops) & Stylus RMX (or you can choose a bundle including them all for barely more money than a single format). In addition, each format includes MIDI versions of every audio loop as well as samples of all 5 drum kits used during the session, giving you total control over both the grooves and sounds in the library.
Additionally, the Deluxe Version provides up to 17 channels of separate audio tracks, allowing you to mix every element of Chamberlain’s drum kits including kick, snare, toms, overheads and several room mics, all 24-bit/96kHz quality.
Features include:
- File Size: 755 MB for 48 kHz Stereo Loops/9.95 GB for 96 kHz Multitracks
- 10 Complete Groove Sessions
- 94 Samples (Five Drum Kits)
Sessions include (Audio & MIDI):
- Ballad of Fred 75bpm
- Dry Gretsch 67bpm
- Mini Kit Shake 102bpm
- Monster Kick 60bpm
- Moody Mallets 67bpm
- Paper Snare 115bpm
- Peat and Motatoes 110bpm
- Radio Kings 93bpm
- Spork Billy 175bpm
- Tom Rawk 90bpm
Introductory prices are as follow:
- 48kHz stereo loops:
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- WAV, REX2, AIFF (Apple Loops) or Stylus RMX (with MIDI loops included with each): $39 instead of $49
- All four aforementioned formats + MIDI loops: $44 instead of $54
- 96kHz multitracks + all 4 stereo formats + MIDI loops: $69 instead of $79
More details at The Loop Loft’s website.
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