This tool is equipped with 21 construction kits of R&B and Club music. Included is a bandwidth of tempos between 69BPM – 151BPM.
Every construction kit features content such as basslines, guitars, synths, pianos, fx sounds, a chunk of drum and percussion sounds and more. Each sample of Club R&B is labeled with BPM information and root key signatures.
Each Kit is separated into four different folders:
- Main Kit – Contains the main theme, sounds and phrases.
- Variation Kit – Provides an alternative track as well as phrases which can be used to add contrast to the main theme.
- Intro/Outro Kit – The matching intro/outro track for the all-up kit, along with its individual parts can be found here.
- Drum Shots – The single-shots are centralized in this folder, making it easy to find all percussive sounds used to construct the kit.
This structure is designed to make it easy to select the correct vibe needed for your track, then zoom in and identify only the parts you want to touch up.
Responsible for this product are Marc Steinmeier and Bene “Beneluxus” Dehling. They have worked for Companies like Universal Music, EMI Electrola and Sony/BMG. They have assisted, produced or remixed for artists such as LL Cool J, Alica Keys, George Clinton and Eminem.
Pricing & Availability
Club R&B is powered by the included Elastik Player and so is available for Windows and Mac OS X in stand-alone and VST, AU and RTAS instrument plug-in formats.
The price is €99.
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