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Add Character To Your Beats With Oracle Percussion Loops

Talula, May 10, 2017May 10, 2017


Sound Oracle, best known as the producer and chief sound designer for multi-platinum producer Timbaland, has recently released a new percussion loop library called Oracle Percussion Loops.

Here’s what they told us about it: “This is a collection of rhythm and percussion loops designed to add unique character and bounce to music being created by today’s music producers.
The groove or “bounce” is a critical element responsible for adding movement and feeling to your music. Having the right swing to your beats can make or break how your song translates to the average listener.

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One of the most underrated and underused techniques to create this feel is percussion loops; whether its congas, bongos, electronic rhythms, or household items, adding these essential elements in the right way can take your production skills to the next level.

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In this collection, Sound Oracle has composed 40 head bobbing, neck jerking, downloadable loops, guaranteed to get your tracks groovin’.”

Note that all loops were sampled using vintage analog samplers and then recorded to tape to get that warm classic analog feel.

DETAILS:

  • Instant Download
  • 45 unique and handcrafted drum and percussion loops
  • Comes in stereo WAV 16/44 format
  • Compatible with all DAWs (Ableton, Fruity Loops, Protools, Reason, Logic, etc)
  • Compatible with all software and hardware samples (Maschine, Kontakt, MPC, EXS24, etc)
  • All sounds are royalty-free

Pricing & Availability:
Oracle Percussion Loops is available now at the Sound Oracle website for $34.99.

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