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review 2009-08-17

The Nextmen Reviewed By Computer Music

 

Prolific urban producers The Nextmen have produced a very unique and diverse library here. The overall sound is extremely large and carries a distinctly British underground vibe. You’ll find over 400 ‘unique’ sounds organised into categories of bass, drums, FX, instruments, vocals and scratches. There are loops as well as one-shots, and the quality throughout is truly outstanding. If you’re working on virtually any form of music that requires a thick, groovy sound, you’d be a fool not to pick this up!

 

Verdict: 10/10 

 

 

 

 


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