Until now, Toontrack's content has been 100% acoustic: They felt it was time to plug-in, flip the switch and begin sampling electronic drums.
The Electronic EZX is presented as éa modern collection of classic, circuit bent and resampled electronic drum sounds suited for any of genre imaginable."
Designed by Brad Bowden and Richard Devine, this EZX includes 33 kits with 100+ additional sounds of the most requested electronic kick and snare drums. It also features parallel FX processing in the mixer window for unlimited variation and sonic depth.
Styles:
House, Techno, Progressive, Pop, Hip-Hop, Rap, Electro, Grime, Jungle, DnB, RnB, Dub-Step, Trip-Hop, Acid, Disco, Crunk, Industrial, Experimental, Noise-core, Hard-core, Minimal, Glitch, Gabba, Ambient, Trance.
Availability
The Electronic EZX will be available Nov 2009. No pricing info yet.
Designed by Brad Bowden and Richard Devine, this EZX includes 33 kits with 100+ additional sounds of the most requested electronic kick and snare drums. It also features parallel FX processing in the mixer window for unlimited variation and sonic depth.
Styles:
House, Techno, Progressive, Pop, Hip-Hop, Rap, Electro, Grime, Jungle, DnB, RnB, Dub-Step, Trip-Hop, Acid, Disco, Crunk, Industrial, Experimental, Noise-core, Hard-core, Minimal, Glitch, Gabba, Ambient, Trance.
Availability
The Electronic EZX will be available Nov 2009. No pricing info yet.
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