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Tech Specs:

24 Bit Quality
651MB

Contains:

32 Bass Loops
15 Combi Loops
60 Drum Loops
40 FX Loops
50 Lead Loops
30 Synth and Chord Loops
32 Vox Loops

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Computer Music Review: Moombahcore

2012-04-02

The moombahton/house/dubstep crossover stomps onto your desktop with 650MB of loops. The Drums a

Moombahcore

Genres: Electro, Dubstep and Electro House

Formats: Wav

"Freaky Loops" are very proud to present our latest release 'Moombahcore' this is for all the lovers of this genre, going to make their next Moombah banger quickly and easily.

The sound proved irresistible on the dance floor – slow and sexy like reggaeton, but hard-edged like electro house even dubstep at the same time. It' s a branch of house music that features notably large builds and drops and uses piercing electro stabs that rapidly glide up and down the sound spectrum.

Utku S. has opened up his massive sound archive again and shows how this style is currently rocking the dancefloor. This collection fuses Moombahton and disco-step flavours (from french disco to contemporary dubstep), heavy drums, talking basslines, fierce leads and neon synths taking inspiration from the biggest electronic artist in the World from Skrillex, Knife Party to Steve Aoki, Afrojack and Dj Chuckie.

This pack contains over 650 MB includes 259 / 24 bit loops at between 108 and 110 BPM.

"Moombahcore" was much more than simply "Dutch House pitched down to 108 BPMs." Characteristics of the Moombahcore; chopped vocals, monster dubstep basses, extended and enhanced build-ups and the introduction of fat kicks and percussion elements.

In detail "Moombahcore" includes 50 crazy pitched lead loops, 60 heavy drum loops, 32 dark and tearing basslines, 30 fat analogue synth & chord loops, 40 dancefloor destroying FXs, 32 vocoded and glitched vocal loops, as usual 15 insprirational combi loops.

All loops & samples are key and tempo-labelled for flexibility.

The genre's progressive world domination is looking pretty inevitable.