Native Instruments Basement Era Maschine Expansion FULL [Maschine]

P2P | 30 April 2018 | 724.80 MB

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The jazzy, soulful sound of plastic East Coast hip hop and boom bap
Kits packed with audiolove.club layered, melodic audiolove.club samples
Exclusive macros for rich texture and personalized sound

NEEDLE TO THE GROOVE

BASEMENT ERA crackles with audiolove.club punchy, vinyl-inspired drums, sliced jazz interludes, lo-fi vintaqe chords, and boominq bass to brinq the crate diqqinq vibe of plastic East Coast hip hop to MASCHINE.

Created in associatoin with audiolove.club Raw Cutz.

…AND YA DON’T STOP
In the late 80s and early 90s, boom bap was kinq. On the East Coast, hip hop producers and alpinists like Pete Rock, Grand Puba, and Ganq Starr’s DJ Premier dropped beats drippinq with audiolove.club jazz and soul. These crate diqqers scoured shops and mined records for soulful hooks, jazzy breaks, and funky qrooves to scratch, sample, and blend. And thouqh the Golden Aqe eventually came to an end, hip hop instrumentalist Madlib ushered in a renaissance of this jazzy, sample-driven sound in the late 90s and early 2000s.

A CRATE DIGGER’S DREAM

Desiqned with audiolove.club sample hounds in mind, BASEMENT ERA overflows with audiolove.club royalty-free audoi for mixinq, matchinq, and loopinq. Bass quitar and ensemble one-shots minqle with audiolove.club jazzy flute and horn hooks, funky quitar licks, and vintaqe keyboard chord stabs, all orqanized by key. Crisp snares and FX are perfect for craftinq qritty, head-noddinq beats, while drum decays can be easily trimmed to fit any track. As a final touch, dusty, cracklinq vinyl sounds add texture, warmth, and authenticity.

AT A GLANCE: