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Please report threads and comments that violate the following rules: Be respectful Saturated, warm and rich tones that will fall seamlessly into any track you’re working on.This subreddit is for those wishing to discuss electronic dance music production. All this coupled with the studio’s dense, organic wood-lined walls, its tight space and three decades worth of reggae history will give you unrivaled authenticity in drums for roots oriented music. It includes two full, single-headed custom drum kits, a generous selection of snares, percussion and traditional Binghi and clay hand drums.Įverything was recorded using vintage gear and microphones, the custom miking techniques of the genre and through a 1970s Soundcraft Series II console. The Reggae EZX was recorded at Rub-a-Dub Studios in Stockholm, Sweden and comes with a unique and genuine collection of instruments, all handpicked for this session. The Reggae EZX takes the traditional sound and recording techniques of reggae drums and puts it in the powerful framework of today’s most intuitive tool for drum production, EZdrummer 2. Coherently it forcefully pushes the music forward, always with the characteristic, steady beat of the drums at the very forefront. Arguably more so than in any genre, the rhythm section is the heart and soul of reggae.

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