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Goldbaby Introduces New Drum Pack: Big Little Tonic

Talula, November 28, 2017


Goldbaby is back with a new drum pack, Big Little Tonic, inspired by the Teenage Engineering PO32.
The PO32 is the amazing collaboration between Teenage Engineering and Sonic Charge. A hardware drum machine that, when paired with it’s older brother the legendary software MicroTonic (still to this day, one of our favorite software drum machines ever!), can create almost unlimited drum sounds.

Once loaded on the PO32 these sounds are raw, punchy and have a unique character all their own!

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This video gives you an idea of what this lil guy can do:

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775 x 24 bit wav samples including drums, FX and even a few synth and bass sounds. All recorded through various studio hardware in the Goldbaby studio: UBK Fatso, ez1073-500 Pre & EQ, Fat Bustard II Valve mixer, Elektron Analog Heat, Strymon Deco, EM-PEQ Pultec style EQ.

With kits and patches for: NI Maschine, Ableton Live, Geist, Battery, Kontakt, Logic EXS24 and Reason.

Specs:
You will need the full version of Kontakt 5 or higher to use the Kontakt patches.

The EXS-24 patches can be imported into many different software samplers. Including: Kontakt, Ableton Live Sampler, Halion… and probably a few more. Results may vary depending on software.

A back-up CD can be sent for an extra fee.

Pricing & Availability:
Big Little Tonic is available now for $19 USD. Get it directly from Goldbaby now!

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