The Loop Loft Ringo Goes Indie Multitrack Drums Session #8 WAV
WAV | 299.17 MB
Extremely dry. Extremely punchy. Extremely awesome. That is the drum sound that Ringo Star made famous with The Beatles in the mid to late 1960's. By placing tea towels on his drum heads and using an abundant amount of compression, Ringo, along with engineer, Geoff Emerick, created a signature sound that is still sought after by producers and artists to this day. For this Multitrack Drum Session release, we utilized the "towels on the drums" method while playing an assortment of indie pop grooves and fills. The result? A vintage sound with a modern day feel, perfect for songwriters and producers looking for that "classic" vibe, along with the flexibility of multitracked drums.
Multitrack Configuration:
Drum Kit:
Track 1 - Kick
Track 2 - Snare
Track 3 - Tom
Track 4 - Floor Tom
Track 5 - Overhead Left
Track 6 - Overhead Right
Track 7 - Room
Percussion
Track 8 - Crashes
Track 9 - Framedrum
Track 10 - Tambourine
Track 11 - Shaker
Session Files: 24 bit, 48 KHZ WAV
Session Tempo: 77 bpm
ABOUT MULTITRACK SESSIONS - LIVE DRUM TRACKS THAT PUT YOU IN CONTROL OF THE MIX!
Sometimes loops just aren't enough. Do you ever wish you could ride the faders and control the individual elements of a live drum track? Well, now you can.... and for only $15! With our new series of multitrack drums, we provide you with over 9 separate tracks of drums and percussion, giving you full control over the level, EQ, compression and effects for each instrument.
On top of that, we organize the sessions by song structure, breaking up different components of the song into different folders (intro, verse, chorus etc) and with each section of the song, we provide a multitude of groove and fill variations. Just listen to the preview clip, drag and drop the multitrack files into your session and start arranging and mixing. It's that easy. And since the tracks are WAV files, they're compatible with every major DAW including Logic, Ableton, GarageBand, Cubase, Pro Tools and many others.
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