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- • Tom Oberhiem's Synth Expander Module
- • Classic 12 dB/Oct State Variable Filter
- • Process Any Audio Sources in Your DAW
- • Shape Vocals, Perform Sweeps in Mix
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- • 60 Plug-in Presets
- • 10 Drum Kits
- • 30 Styles
- • 12 Mix Presets
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- • Mix-ready, fully editable loops
- • 83 inspiring presets & 383 curated one- shot samples
- • Hypnotic and meditative minimal techno beats & samples
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- • Sweepable Sidechain Filter
- • Tweakable Auto-release
- • Tweakable Auto-release
- • Wet And Dry Controls
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- • Sound Pack for Ultra Analog VA-3
- • Kicks, Snares, Grooves, and More
- • Snares, 30 Kicks, 25 Grooves & More
- • Created by Designer Adam Pietruszko
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- • Shelving And Parametric EQ
- • High And Low Pass Filters With Resonance Control
- • Unique Peak-slope-dip Shelving EQ Parameters
- • Analog Saturation Modeling
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- • 8 powerful kontakt .nki instrument presets made for the full retail kontakt 6.2.2+
- • Single note & power chord sustains, palm mutes, pinch harmonics, mutes, pick scrapes, rakes, slides
- • 62,630 stereo samples in unlocked wav format
- • 24 bit / 48 khz uncompressed pcm wav samples
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- • Quality Rig Capture for TH-U Rig Player
- • Pack of Classic '80s High-Gain Amps
- • Amps, 46 Patches, 46 Rigs Total
- • Presets Inspired by Hair Metal Legends
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- • Over 90 guitar lessons by kevin garry, ph.d., award-winning guitarist and professor of music, cover rock, blues, folk, and country so you can continue from emedia guitar for dummies (level 1).
- • An animated fretboard that makes seeing fingerings for chords and notes easy, plus emedia’s automatic tuner, recorder, chord dictionary with audio playback for over 250 chords, and a metronome to help your rhythm.
- • Note tracker and finger tracker technology displays the notes you’re playing in staff notation and on the animated fretboard as the guitar software listens to your playing via the computer microphone. students even see correctly played notes in melodies highlighted as they play them.
- • Flash card quizzes that detect the notes you play into the computer’s microphone to help you learn how to read guitar tablature and standard music notation.
