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ZERO-G Carnival Drums – Multi-Format (ACIDized WAVs, AIFF Apple Loops, REX2 Files, EXS24, HALion, KONTAKT2 & NN-XT instruments)

Over 2000 samples and 1.4Gb of the most exciting sounds of the Brazilian carnival. This fantastic library presents the main drums of the Brazilian Samba Baterias (samba percussion ensembles). Vibrant, exciting, full of spirit and colour. These drums from the baterias of Rio are so powerful they will send shivers down your spine.

We gathered together 10 professional Brazilian percussionists who play each year at the Rio Carnival and we recorded them in a state of the art studio using close-mics, stereo overheads and distant stereo room mics to capture the pure exhilaration of the performances. And because each of the 10 drummers played the same drum and rhythm in unison, mixed loops with 6 different drum parts have the sound and force of 60 carnival drummers.

As well as over 1400 loops in four different mic positions we have also included detailed multi-layered hits of all the drums in the most popular sampler formats so you can create your own rhythms to augment the loops. The bateria is the very essence of what makes the Carnival and its music so exciting, but outside of Rio the organization of the bateria and how it works was a mystery, until now…

Let the rhythm move you and celebrate life – Brazilian style!

FEATURED SOUNDS

2000 Acidized WAV Files
1400 Rex2 Files
1400 AIFF Apple Loops
EXS24 Instruments
HALion Instruments
Kontakt2 Instruments
NN-XT Instruments

This multi-format sample collection gives you the ultimate in sampler and software compatibility: Acid-ready WAV files. AIFF Apple Loops, REX2 Recycle files, EXS24, HALion, Kontakt2 and NN-XT sampler instruments!

Product Code (SKU): ZG-150

Retail Price: UK£ 79.95 / US$ 159.95 / 119 Euro

To read more product details, to listen to the demo songs and samples, and for details of your nearest distributor or local retailer, check out the website at

http://www.zero-g.co.uk/index.cfm?articleid=992