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The music production market is oversaturated as never before. So to stand out there’s only one way: Your beats need to sound unique. The problem? Most trap drum kits literally contain the same drums, especially when it comes to snares and hats.

You’re tired of using the same snares for your beats over and over again? No worries, you just found a solution: This pack contains 100 top-notch rimshot samples from analog drum machines and real recordings. All sounds are processed with a variety of the best reverbs you can get your hands on, subtle tape saturation and smooth filtering.

The idea behind Trap For Serum was to create a preset pack providing sounds used in the current hip-hop charts. So I set to work, analyzed dozens of beats and recreated patch after patch.

After a while I wanted to take this idea to a whole new level: I decided to add my own twist, so I continued to work and filled the pack with unique sounds matching the vibe of modern trap music.

Sound and Image: Aesthetics and Practices brings together international artist scholars to explore diverse sound and image practices, applying critical perspectives to interrogate and evaluate both the aesthetics and practices that underpin the audiovisual.

MASTER SERIES: HIP HOP PRODUCTION COURSE. What exactly is the "Hip Hop" Course, what you will learn, who is your instructor? Hip-Hop can be a really tough genre especially in an ever evolving industry.

MASTER SERIES: FUTURE BASS PRODUCTION COURSE. What exactly is "Future Bass" Course, what you will learn, who is your instructor? Future Bass can be one of the most challenging genres to make.

This second instrumental pack in Splice Sessions: Senegal features the kora, a strikingly beautiful lute-bridge harp instrument synonymous with the culture of West Africa. The sound of a kora resembles that of a harp. Though when played in the traditional style, its sounds bear a closer resemblance to flamenco and Delta blues guitar techniques.

This edition of Splice Sessions was recorded at Laboutique Studios Dakar with Sidy Koita, a world-renown balafonist who plays with the Orchestre National du Sénégal and many other acts. A member of the griot family in the Mandinka community of Senegal, Koita celebrates the marriage of traditional Senegalese instruments with modern music techniques. It brings him great joy to see the beloved balafon he was raised with incorporated into contemporary music around the world.

Congolese Drums with Andre Toungamani is the third installment of Senegal Sessions and the first instrumental pack in the series. This groovy pack focuses on creating sounds to dance to in the style of Mbalax, Afrobeat, hip hop, and dancehall.

For this installment of Splice Sessions, Django Diabate joined the Sessions team at Laboutique Studios Dakar to play the stunning ngoni. This intricate instrument has appeared in several of the previous Sessions packs, so we're delighted to highlight its unique sounds and value.

Revealed Serum Bass Vol. 5 is a preset collection of 32 Bass sounds for your next Revealed track. From big room progressive to the festival mainstage, you'll find the synth bass sounds used by Revealed producers.

Revealed Fills Vol. 5 is a collection of tools designed to fill in the gaps to make your tracks sound full and complete.

From a variety of Drum Fills and Synth Fills; Revealed Fills Vol. 5 will give your tracks a complete and polished edge.

The Sounds Of Martin Garrix. The young star is known for his euphoric progressive house anthems, pop hits and collaborations with some of the biggest artists in the entire world. Making your tracks sound as good as big artists like Martin Garrix, is something that's really challenging for a lot of producers. That's why we created this phenomenal sound library.

Praveen Sharm (aka Braille), known for his genre-traversing releases on Hotflush, Friends of Friends, and Rush Hour, supplies a fresh, musical take on granular synthesis.

This is the second release in a four-pack series with the neo soul group, The Love Experiment. Together, this series of packs tell the story of how soul music has shown up and evolved over the past several decades. For this vocal pack, Kim Mayo and Syl DuBenion channeled some serious Billie Holliday and Donny Hathaway vibes.