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Big Fish Audio - Dread Roots Reggae DVDR [MULTIFORMAT] 1 DVD Price: $99.95Put some rasta in your rock! The Dread: Roots Reggae Sample Library has loops and construction kits that are full of traditional reggae melodies and rhythms. Jamaica found its soul in 1962. Freed from colonial rule, Jamaicans were busy creating a new musical language, combining traditional African music with elements of American jazz and R&B, and broadcasting it from every street-corner sound system on the island. This is the birth of reggae. Big Fish Audio cranks up the sound system and takes you back to the island roots with Dread: Roots Reggae. From the frenzied sound of The Skatalites, to the rock-steady throb of the Heptones and Bob Marley, the rhythm contained in this sample library is irresistible. Big Fish Audio Dread: Roots Reggae Sample Library DVD Specifications: Format: AIFF/Apple Loops/REX/WAV/RMX Compatibilty:Acid Adobe Audition Battery Cubase Digital Performer Emu Emulator X2 EXS24 FL Studio GarageBand GigaStudio HALion INTAKT Kontakt Live LM4 Logic MachFive Nuendo ProTools Quicktime Reason Recycle RMX Samp leTank Sonar Soundtrack VSampler DXi Big Fish Audio Dread: Roots Reggae Sample Library DVD Features: 41 Construction Kits Beats Per Minute (BPM) range from 65 to 160 Instruments include: drums bass piano guitar horns timbales tambourine organ conga guiro cowbell and more DOWNLOAD:Download: (only for Musician & Moderator Group)http://vstclub.com/forum/28-4342-1
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