The 'Dark Tech Progressions' series kicks off with five deep, dark and moody construction kits featuring drum loops, vocal loops, fx loops, one-shots, MIDI files and DJ Mixes.
'Dark Tech Progressions Vol. 1' is a collection of construction kits that combine the complexity and groove of tech, with the space and minimalism found in deeper, darker styles.
Each of the five multi-format kits is on average 300MB in size, and when you buy the “complete product” you will also get a bonus folder containing 22 additional loops that will perfectly compliment the included kits.
Elements:
This pack includes 'Elements’ folders, which mainly consist of one-shots and short loops that can be used to recreate the grooves found in the 'Loops’ folders, or create entirely new content.
Load the one-shots into your sampler or use the various loop fragments to create new variations on the percussive and top loops found in the main mixes.
Price and Availability:
Dark Tech Progressions is currently available as a download at ProducerLoops.com. Pick ‘n’ Mix prices start from £7.50 (8,64 EUR / $10.21 USD). Alternatively, you can buy the full 5 kits for £29.95 (€33,79 / $40.00 USD).
More information is available at www.producerloops.com.
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