ONE HUNDRED (Underground)
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Sample Tools by Cr2
Since our launch in Feb 2014, Sample Tools by Cr2 have have quickly become synonymous with the sharpest and most pioneering sample packs in the world. Launched by the team behind the iconic Cr2 Records and label owner Mark Brown, Sample Tools by Cr2 provide producers with the perfect tools to help them learn, create and grow as computer musicians.
Our 100th sample pack is nothing less than a big and bad entrance into the three digits figure on our release schedule… Introducing… ONE HUNDRED (Underground)!
A deep exploration into the world of underground House music this pack is designed for those late night parties and to get the dance floor grooving.
As this is a very significant release for us, we are releasing two different versions to accommodate all of our fans. So if this pack isn’t for you then do not worry, check out our other ONE HUNDRED (Mainroom).
ONE HUNDRED (Underground) contains everything you need to learn, create and grow as a dance music producer. Covering the full spectrum – everything from Audio Files to MIDI and Presets all the way to 3 Prod-Cast Video Tutorials along with a Production Booklet containing tips and tricks from the producer themselves.
This pack offers hundreds of audio files, key and BPM labeled. If you’re looking for a total production toolkit that will inspire you in the studio, then this is for you.
We are Sample Tools by Cr2 and this is ONE HUNDRED (Underground)!
Pack Contents:
- 451 x Total Audio Files
- 56 x Total MIDI Files
- 20 x Bass Hits (Key Labeled)
- 20 x Bass Loops
- 25 x Claps
- 25 x Hats
- 25 x Snares
- 25 x Kicks (Key Labeled)
- 25 x Percs
- 100 x Drum Loops
- 20 x FX
- 20 x Preset Files (Sylenth)
- 40 x MIDI Files
- 20 x Synth Hits
- 20 x Synth Loops
- 6 x Songstarters (106 Audio Files / 16 MIDI Files)
- 3 x Prod-Cast Video Tutorials
- 1 x Mike Monday Studio Productivity Video
- 1 x Budi Voogt Art of Pitching Video
- 1 x Production Booklet
Total Number Of Files:
- 507
Software Requirements:
- Latest version of Sylenth1 needed to use preset files