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The magazine for producers, engineers & recording musicians | 23 May 2012


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VipZone Samples Electro construction kits & Electro pumping loops

Price: £29.00
Manufacturer: VipZone Samples
Website: http://www.vipzone-samples.com



Despite all the whizz-bang possibilities offered by spectral filtering and granular techniques on modern synths, often the most effective riffs on the dancefloor are strong melodies with simple but solid  production.These two new electro sample packs from VipZone  feature big synth hooks designed to get the clubs moving.

Score: 8

This review first appeared in Music Tech Magazine issue 85
Filed under Mini Reviews, Reviews, Samplers

 

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