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Cymatics “Creepin” Riddim Project File ALS LOGIC FLP screenshot
ALS LOGIC FLP | 161,15 MB
With the help of artists like Getter, Virtual Riot, SQUNTO, and more, Riddim has seen a significant surge in popularity over the last few years.

These artists are constantly pushing the style forward with new sound design techniques and even crazier rhythmic runs.

The entire genre revolves heavily around stellar sound design and complex rhythms…

Two things that can be very challenging for many producers.

We know how difficult it can be to create Riddim, so we want to give you as many high quality resources as possible to learn from!

Introducing “Creepin” Riddim Project File: An insanely heavy Riddim track that displays countless production tricks and techniques that will help you understand every aspect of the Riddim genre.

Everything from the arrangement of the track to the sound design in this project file was carefully crafted and continuously refined by our top producers.

Going through the processing chains and automation techniques alone is enlightening and inspiring.

And the sound design and rhythms in the drop are exactly what you need to explore and analyze to nail the Riddim style.

Gain a better understanding of this genre and apply your findings to create a Riddim heater of your own!

Download “Creepin” Riddim Project File now.

Included in this pack:

“Creepin” Ableton Project File
“Creepin” FL Studio Project File
“Creepin” Logic Project File
Specifications:
Format: .ALS / .LOGIC / .FLP
File Size (Zipped): 161.1 MB
File Count: 1 Project File (Ableton, Logic, FL Studio)


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