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review 2009-12-01

Bassmusicblog.com Review of Rise by Push Button Bang

 

The second pack for review is Loopmasters 'Push Button Bang: Rise' pack.  This is quite an interesting one, as instead of focusing on a particular style of music, it focuses on a particular element comment to most styles - the 'woosh' noise.  Don't laugh, I mean it - FX noises that people use in build-ups, breakdowns, sparser parts of tunes, or just to add some atmosphere here and there.  This pack has 540 such noises, and they basically cover the whole angle - FX noises that go from low to high, high to low, left to right and vice versa, noises that fade in, noises that fade out and ones that do neither so that you can just loop them seamlessly.  It even includes white noise and pink noise, just for completion's sake.  I've got to say, I'm rather impressed; instead of trying to offer a bit of everything, it just keeps to one element and does it very, very, well.  If you're looking for transitional type effects noises; look no further.


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