Black.Octopus Sound Basement Freaks Presents The Caravan Band | WAV | 949 MB
Back in the 60s and 70s when VW Bus’s and bell bottom pants were all the craze, there was also some truly brilliant music coming out in the form of The Doors, Jefferson Airplane, The Beach Boys and Hawkwind, to name a few. But one thing is certain about this era still to this day; the music is entirely timeless and has lived on for generations to come! That is why Basement Freaks has returned with an ingeniously composed pack called “The Caravan Band”, bringing you those vibes with a modern twist!
Inside this totally rad sample library are Acoustic Guitars, Drum Loops, Bass Guitars, Music Loops, Percussion elements, One Shots and Sound Effects. All of the sounds were performed and recorded by Basement Freaks himself, once again showcasing his musicianship and skills!
Bringing in the 60s and 70s to your studio, The Caravan Band will be the perfect addition to your sample arsenal by putting real musicians and performances inside your production. Whether it’s twangy guitars and vibey keys, or acoustic strums and effects that you are after; Basement Freaks has you covered!
So what are you waiting for? Join the caravan and come for a ride! The Caravan Band has arrived!
Far out, man!
Contains:
· 69 Acoustic Guitar Loops
· 48 Acoustic Guitar One Shots
· 34 Bass Guitar Loops
· 23 Drum Loops
· 19 Drum One Shots
· 39 Electric Guitar Loops
· 20 Electric Guitar One Shots
· 4 Instrument One Shots
· 30 Music Loops
· 78 Percussion Loops
· 40 Percussion One Shots
home page: https://blackoctopus-sound.com/product/basement-freaks-presents-the-caravan-band/
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