Hi all,
Before I go ahead and buy whatever pack sounds nice on the demo, what is your favourite sample packs or bundles of packs at a reasonable price (Max 100 GBP), and from what website is it smoothest to buy it in the right format for Live 10. specifically want to get hold of some nice bubbles/organs.
Thanks for your help on this
Expert advice for reggae
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bilposey82
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Re: Expert advice for reggae
GOOGLE IT BRUH
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Shift Gorden
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Re: Expert advice for reggae
What? The OP is just asking our opinion - that's not a particularly welcoming response. Sorry, OP!bilposey82 wrote:GOOGLE IT BRUH
OP, you might want to check out Splice.com - it's ten bucks a month, 100 samples a month. Their catalogue is pretty darn great. I'm not 100% sure about the variety of reggae-type stuff there, but I bet they've got stuff to keep you happy.
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swedishgeezer
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Cheers Gorden, I will check out Splice and see what reggae options there is on offer.Shift Gorden wrote:What? The OP is just asking our opinion - that's not a particularly welcoming response. Sorry, OP!bilposey82 wrote:GOOGLE IT BRUH
OP, you might want to check out Splice.com - it's ten bucks a month, 100 samples a month. Their catalogue is pretty darn great. I'm not 100% sure about the variety of reggae-type stuff there, but I bet they've got stuff to keep you happy.