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Author: Computer Music PRO Special - April 2010 "The Ambient Metal Construction series includes textures, pads and drum loops and range from sombre and moody to powerful distorted metal. The diversity and richness of this series is testament to the sort of quality we expect from Producer Loops."
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Author: Computer Music Magazine (ITALY) "Ambient Metal Construction is the second Sample Pack from Producer Loops, produced by Chimp Spanner. It comprises 900 MB of evolving pads, synth, pianos, acoustic drums and electronics, low, lead guitar and rhythmic guitars, all organized into five Construction Kit in 24-bit Apple Loops and Acidized WAVs.
The original bpm is 85 (C#) for the kit Dustminer, 90 (TO) for Cruiser and 130 (B) for Megamall, AyTech (F) and Skyway (F). The duration of the loop rather is long, generally above 15 seconds.
The Sample Pack melts together Ambient sounds (like pads) with drums and electric guitars typical of Heavy Metal. The quality of the loops is great, the guitars have been electronically twisted, with a sound that recalls immediately the Progressive modern Metal in style Dream Theater
This collection has a sound of unequivocal character."
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Author: Music Tech Magazine - August 2009 "Have you ever wondered what Brian Eno writing metal would sound like? Well, this new pack from Producer Loops may answer the question, as it combines the sounds of ultra-low tuned modern metal with sweeping cinematic ambience.
This pack feature five construction kits ranging from 85 to 130BPM in 24-bit/44.1 kKz quality. Available as a 450MB download, you can opt either for the ACIDized WAV or Apple Loops formats.
This pack combines more traditional metal guitar/bass tones with some nice warped production techniques. The drum parts are well programmed - if a little stiff - and feature some intricate polyrhythms with a traditional thuddy kick and lightly reverb-drenched simple piano riffs are also thick and evocative.
The pack's main selling points, however, are the guitar and bass riffs. There are plenty of well-played hooks with suitable chunky distorted tones, alongside some shimmering ruffs with good use of reversed, blended and time-streteched sounds.
The quality on offer is very high, but there's just not enough content to justify the asking price. With maybe a few more kits or possible some playable synth paid sounds, this would become much more usable. That said, the chugging bass and killer guitar hooks may find some fans in the post-Soulwax dance music arean, while the ethereal pads and effected guitar parts could come in useful for soundtrack or game music."
(SCORE 7/10)
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