Over 1000 Dub Guitar samples & loops ! Programmed and processed for pure dub pleasure !
Future Loops proudly presents Dubbed Guitars a collection of over 1000 dub guitar loops & one-shots both in WAV & REX format. Dubbed Guitars was recorded in 4 different tempos - 60, 70, 80 and 100 BPM - and loops were performed in several different keys , providing you with a fresh diversity of guitar sounds & tones that will adapt perfectly to your dub productions. Since this sample pack was specially conceived to bring Dub producers a broad spectrum of ready-to-use dub guitars please expect a lot of processing and effects . Although there are some more natural and raw loops , many of the guitar samples have been fully dubbified!.

Reason is a virtual inch rackmount instruments and effects, which has long been a sort of "magic wand" for all musicians. With an intuitive interface, the most comprehensive suite of tools and effects, as well as a rich sonic palette, Reason - software that inspires and helps to write music. In version 5 were added powerful Kong Drum Designer, multi-Dr. Octo Rex Loop Player, live sampling, a new method of sequencing, built on the Blocks mode, and much, much more.

VA - Nikki - Electro kindred music
MP3 320 kbps / 44,1kHz / Stereo | Electro House | Tracks: 19 | 201 mb

Track
01 Ice MC - Think About The Way (DJ Solovey Remix)
02 Huoratron - Troopers (Bloody Revenge Mafia Remix)
03 Waverockerz! - Real Shit (Daan'D Freaky Remix)
04 Acid Luke & Freeman feat. MC Shepa - Get (Tony Tweaker Horny Remix)
05 Al Cappuci

Digital Prophecy traces a journey from Tunisia's heat to Norway's cool. Across this distance an affinity is discernible in the shared outspokenness of expression of both musical cultures. This recording may also be viewed as the latest in an ongoing dialogue between Norway and the rest of the world; Nils Petter Molvaer's trumpet sound has long seemed like a soft muezzin call, Eivind Aarset's guitar like a keening djinn, Arve Henriksen's trumpet shakuhachi-like and so on. Another lineage may be traced from here back to Marilyn Mazur's groups and thence to Jan Garbarek's outernational explorations.