AudioLove

'80s drums for the 21st century. Produce nostalgic beats that pack a punch. Retro Futurism. What are the sounds that come to your mind when you think of the 1980s? Cheesy pop music? Big synths, punchy digital drums and lots of gated reverb? Exactly. Those style elements have been re-discovered by contemporary producers and in genres like Synthwave. VICE comes with everything you need to create drum tracks for anything from authentic '80s to Synthwave.

this kit contain:

- 50 chained mixer presets for melodies
- 20 loops
- 20 midis

Sweet & Edgy Drums. Beats to write hits to. Please define pop music! KANDY is a bleeding-edge virtual beatmaker, employing extremely processed samples and state-of-the-art sound design for the top of the billboard charts. Easily create beats for the entire bandwidth of modern A-list pop music!

110 sounds By Lukrative

LoFi Hip Hop Beats. To relax and study to. Laid-back, but right on time. COZY's grooves have that perfect lazy feel that comes from hitting the snare just a little late. Combined with drum sounds that have just the right amount of tape warmth and dusty vinyl crackle, this Beatmaker will have you vibing in an instant.

6 LEADS
5 KEYS
4 SYNTHS
2 BASS
2 PLUCKS
2 SFX SYNTHS
1 STRING SYNTH
1 MOTION SYNTH

Analog Drum Machine Dreams. Back to basics. If you love the sound of classic drum machines but are short on vintage gear, CIRCUITS brings the analog warmth and classic grooves you need to let the good vibes through.

(50 PRESETS)
6 BASS
5 KEYS
8 LEADS
4 PADS
5 PLUCKS
9 SEQUENCES
9 SYNTHS
4 VOCALS

500+ sounds By Lukrative

6 LEADS
6 KEYS
5 SYNTHS
3 BASS
2 PLUCKS
2 SFX SYNTH
2 MOTION SYNTH
2 STRING
2 SEQUENCE
1 PAD
1 VOX

Have fun learning and playing along to the ultimate BOCCHI medley!

The Evil Genius of Creative FX. Deconstruct, transform and animate your sounds! Welcome to your new laboratory. Since the beginning of sound design, audio scientists have been toiling away in their labs... Micro-dosing fuzz boxes, sample rate reduction, and feedback artifacts in careful proportions.

Inject life into flat loops. If your transitions are lifeless (or nonexistent), turning to your 'Risers' folder and smacking on some samples is a surefire way to sound generic... but with BOOST, you can turn any audio track or buss into a new transition that meshes perfectly with the mix.

Regarding the solo - I tried to tab out as best as possible to the original song, so it may be slightly off from what you see me play in the video. It's also hard to transcribe the intricate timing nuances of the original solo, but I tried my best (it's not perfect, but the notes should be)

Have fun learning this one, Ghouls!