Synth Drums for Ableton Live 9 Push – Product Tutorial from Wave Alchemy
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Synth Drums for Ableton Live 9 & Push – Product Tutorial from Wave Alchemy
http://www.loopmasters.com/genres/16-Drums/products/1824-Synth-Drums
Steve Heath from Wave Alchemy runs us through some of the included sounds, and Ableton Push features in this product demonstration and sound tour.
About SYNTH DRUMS
Ten Vintage synthesizers expertly programmed to create a ground-breaking Drum Library, our most comprehensive and intricately designed to date. Incorporating all-time classic analogue machines with modern High-End processing hardware and production techniques…
Introducing Synth Drums, offering over 5900 cutting edge, totally unique drum samples and percussive hits, each carefully crafted by hand, on a sound-by-sound basis.
Synths used in the creation of Synth Drums:
Roland Jupiter 8
Roland System-100 (101, 102, 104)
Sequential Circuits Prophet 5 Rev 2
Sequential Circuits Pro One
Korg MS-20
ARP Odyssey MK1
Moog Minimoog Model D
Oberheim OB8
Roland Juno 106
Roland SH-09
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