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Car Music 2020 offers the best of the best presets for serum. It's style can be described as Brazilian Bass, Slap House other known as car music. The hottest genre out there right now.

Gary Hiebner brings you in-depth Studio One mastering video tutorials! If you're new to mastering in Studio One, these videos will get you started and well on your way to producing professional sounding masters using nothing but Studio One. You also get the stereo mixes and Studio One projects used in the videos so you can follow along on your computer. These videos are designed for those new to mastering and using Studio One to master their projects.

Even though the laws of thermodynamics long ago ruled out the possibility of a perpetual motion machine, EZkeys Hybrid Harp comes very close. The laws of physics may still apply, but fact remains that this peculiar 'machine' has an inherent mojo that seems to make sure you're never short of ideas. It literally runs and feeds off of you and your own imagination.

This week we welcome back Kirk Degiorgio as he checks out Plugin Boutique's updated Scaler 2 plugin. With 200 new chord sets, modulation suggestions, new melodic expressions along with new instruments and more Scaler 2 can really help with compositions, progressions and music theory for both beginners and seasoned producers alike.

Next up? Electric Guitar! In this episode, Matt and Eli come up with parts for the electric guitar that perfectly compliment what is already laid down, and explain the importance of getting the sound right at the source.

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Again with another amazing drum kit ! Fxrbes beats brings you heat with this pack! This kit is perfect if your looking for that up to date sound. This kit was inspired by Eestbound, Travis Scott, Wondagurl, 21 savage, night lovell, ovo, and many more!

The harp is a beautiful, multi-faceted instrument that offers many different moods for a wide variety of productions. It can add a calmness, drama, darkness, an airy lightness, or a sparkling sense of hope or mystery. Producers across genres find uses for its elegant tones and bright pitches in their compositions, and now you can too. Expert harpist, Erin Hill shares her wide range of styles across pop, rock, jazz, country, opera, and Celtic/Irish harp in this pack. Dig into these whimsical harp arrangements and chord progressions to see where they take you.

New York native Molly Moore is a singer, songwriter, and producer based in Los Angeles, CA. One half of the progressive pop duo Cosmos & Creature with EMAN8 (Brandyn Burnette), Moore has seen strong support of her solo career. Inspired by icons such as Aretha Franklin, Alanis Morissette, Beyonce, and Gwen Stefani, Moore leans into her powerful vocal prowess and introspective lyricism alongside lush musical landscapes. In this pack, you'll find a variety of hooks including soulful pop vocals, warped vocal atmospheres, granular synthesis vocal elements, riffs, R&B harmonies, and adlibs.

Lo-fi Sci-fi with Adam Schatz harkens back to the early days of synthesizers and 1960s-1970s sci-fi jazz with the use of tenor sax, organs, bass clarinet, electric bass, drum machines, synthesizers such as Neon Egg's Planetarium, Moog Sub 37, and many more instruments - all passed through tape machines. This experimental pack explores what it looks like to put a slightly modern twist on the avant-garde music of the 1960s.

This Splice Originals pack celebrates Colombia's rhythmic heritage through contemporary and angular grooves inspired by the unique sonorities of the country's traditional hand-made percussion instruments. You'll find the rhythms of cumbia, Bullerengue, chandé, and puya music re-imagined through the lens of beat-heavy and electronic styles like hip hop, reggaeton, house, and trap. Instruments used to make these one-shots and loops include the tambora, bombo, alegre, cununo, chailas, maracón, and guasá.

This is the first of two packs created in collaboration with the Wula Drum Ensemble of the Wula Drum Company, the industry leader in high-quality West African percussion manufacturing. All of the percussive instruments played were made in Guinea. This pack features the kirin, kongoma, two sizes of the dundun (the sangban and kenkeni), and solo and accompaniment djembe, as well as bass djembe. These instruments were used to build traditional celebratory rhythms from the Mandinka people, a West African ethnic group within the larger linguistic family of the Mandé peoples.

Jerusalem-born and Brooklyn-based Zafer Tawil is an accomplished Palestinian musician who specializes in the oud, ney, vocals, violin, qanun, and Arabic percussion. Tawil performs worldwide and holds workshops in the oud technique and Arabic music theory. He's continuously exploring the boundaries of Arabic music and has worked collaboratively on many concerts involving classical Indian and Persian music, as well as jazz fusion.

Take an expedition through the rich sonic landscape of Turkey and parts of Egypt and Iran led by Istanbul Music Conservatory-trained musicians. The trio played traditional tunes with quarter tones and folkloric tunes from all over Turkey. They made these sounds using traditional Turkish instruments including the bendir, daf, darbuka, and riq for percussion; the kaval, kawala, and ney flutes and zurna plus duduk reeds for winds; and the electric baglama.

Typically characterized by dark, gritty, and intense moods, the introduction of steel pan (or steel drum) into trap beats could have been jarring, but rather, it felt like a natural progression. It's the perfect complement to the genre's increased use of triplet hi-hats, punchy snares, and low basslines. The ethereal, hollow tones of the steel pan add brightness without adding too much levity.