Computer Core Vol 3

'Computer Core Vol 3' is a pack for producers who like their Electronic music hard, this 1 GB sonic assault is loaded with nasty drones, lo-fi drums, and a collection of twist breaks for you to mash up in your production work. Apple, REX2 and Acid loops formats are included with one-shots in Battery 3, Kontakt, NI Maschine formats and a Reason Refill.

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1 min 38 sec @ 85Mbps
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'Computer Core Vol 3' is a pack for producers who like their Electronic music hard, this 1 GB sonic assault is loaded with nasty drones, lo-fi drums, and a collection of twist breaks for you to mash up in your production work. Apple, REX2 and Acid loops formats are included with one-shots in Battery 3, Kontakt, NI Maschine formats and a Reason Refill.

From the depths of the underground comes the newest addition to the 'Computer Core' collection, produced by none other than sound designer and producer, Fiend. This new collection is the perfect add-on to the first two volumes of the series.

'Computer Core Vol 3' can be used in Industrial, Techno, Grime, Dubstep, EBM, DnB, Experimental and Hardcore music. The effects in the pack are also wicked for video games, too. This versatile collection delivers a slew of sounds for the strong minded producer looking to take it up a notch.

This 24-Bit pack is loaded with Apple, REX2 and Acid loops to rock in any DAW. 'Computer Core Vol 3' also includes all the one-shots in Battery 3, Kontakt and of course, NI Maschine formats for total control while using these great Native Instruments plug-ins.

It doesn't stop there, Fiend put together a dope Reason Refill which is included in the pack. The Refill contains Combiner patches, Redrum, REX2 and some cool NN-XT goodies for you to create the core with total control of each sample.

If you want to bring fierce sounds into your production work, add that extra punch or just get down and dirty with hard samples, then look no further. The sound of ISR is a click away.