Prog Rock Elastik-MAGNETRiXX

TEAM MAGNETRiXX | 13 February | 1.15 GB

Ueberschall presents Prog Rock, the latest release from our Vodovoz series. This cutting edge construction kit library is inspired by the great progressive rock bands of the 70s and 80s.

Prog rock influenced many contemporary music styles, such as dubstep, electro house and metal. The main characteristics of prog rock are the extended use of synthesizers, organs, and sound-effects as well as complex rhythmic structures and instrumentation. Influenced by a wide range of genres, ranging from classical music to jazz and science fiction soundtracks, the epic arrangements are often breaking the boundaries of traditional rock music.

Content

Prog Rock consists of ten pre-produced construction kits with a total of 1200 loops. Each kit offers a complete mix for demonstrative purposes. In addition, we provide mixes of the complete backings and the drum sets, which are particularly useful for song-sketches, digital DJ-sets and productions under time pressure.

Each construction kit also contains loops of all single instruments (basses, guitars, synths, pianos, organs, effects, drums and percussion. These loops have been recorded and prepared using professional equipment and offer total freedom while arranging and mixing. The options are widespread, ranging from adding single loops to an existing track up to the construction of complete new tracks using one or several construction kits.

The construction kits are recorded in 128, 130 and 140 bpm.

Each construction kit contains five to eight subfolders including intro, outro, verse, refrain, breaks and variations. This makes the creation of a conclusive track easy.

This library is essential for every modern producer, songwriter and sound-designer. Prog Rock is perfectly suited for music production, songwriting, movie soundtracks, games, advertisement-jingles, dubbing and web applications.

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