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Pulsed Records – Niobium : Abstract IDM Electronica and Foley WAV MIDI

Niobium : Abstract IDM Electronica and Foley | 427.00 MB

‘Niobium: Abstract IDM Electronica & Foley’ by Pulsed Records delivers a collection of abstract chord progressions & melodies blended with unconventional organic foley sound design. Drawing influence from artists such as Boards Of Canada amongst others, this product is designed to give your productions top quality elements and a unique edge.

Dry Construction Kits & Processed/Tail Versions:
Inside this pack you will find dry versions of the Construction Kits without any effects processing. Just drag and drop a Construction Kit of your choice & enjoy the freedom to apply your own effects processing. Additionally, processed files are also included for each Kit for those looking to drag and drop & work with the files straight away.

One-Shots & Foley:
Inside you will also find a distinctive palette of sonic elements, ranging from aggressive transitions, angry monsters, abstract alien lifeforms and more.

Drum Loops:
This product also comes with five top quality drum kits, all stripped into parts and labelled for ease of use. Recorded using top analogue drum machines, these drum kits feature fat analogue kicks, punchy snares, hats and more.

MIDI Files:
Inside you will also find the MIDI data for the majority of the musical phrases heard in the product demo. MIDI data provides an additional flexibility allowing producers to apply their own instruments with the included melodies.

  • – 5 Audio Construction Kits
  • – 5 Drum Construction Kits
  • – 5 MIDI Construction Kits
  • – 196 Construction Kit Files in Total
  • – 27 MIDI Files in Total
  • – 55 One-Shots & Foley
  • – 25 Drum Loops
  • – Dry & Processed Versions
  • – 303 Files in Total
  • – 24-Bit/44.1kHz Quality
  • – 100% Royalty-Free
  • – Compatible with all DAWs

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