Description : West African Kalimba tuned and played towards an Indonesian gamelan aesthetic. Last in a series of 5, and more of a completion of the phrase than a loop (but does loop).
Kalimba 5 by n0mad23 has received 1 comments since it was uploaded.
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Description : All Done, Just drag and drop...
You need to stretch it according your tempo.
Don't forget to link me your work.
All in one, Enjoy!
Description : Arab Percussion Loop..
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Description : Arab Percussion Loop..
Description : 4 seamless measures of Brazilian percussion doing a tropical rhythm. This groove, though taken in an andantino 4/4, has very strong triplet implications, giving it an especially African feeling.
Description : loop 120 bpm
Description : Live cocktail shaker. I uploaded this loop, a pad loop, and a piano loop that will work together under the name Arabian 120.
Description : Vintage celesta Percussion for Old School Boom Bap Hip Hop
Lofi Hip Hop, Trip Hop Whateva xD
DONT FORGET TO LEAVE A LINK IF YOU USE THIS LOOP
Description : loop 120 bpm
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Description : Some Cuba Percs from Kontakt !
Fb : Samy Diouf
Description : Arab Percussion Loop..
Description : 909 kick drum saturated with reverb. Four on the floor. Tuned to E
Description : Today is Independance Day in India. So specially for Indian Looperman users here is my first percussion loop. I was inspired by the famous Indian Singer A.R.Rahman of his beautiful Song Vande Mataram. You find a good version at youtube: A.R.Rahman with live chorus at IPL Awards[HQ]. I took some basic pattern and added some new with different percussion.I used Taiko Drum, Base Drum and in the second part Tamburin. Not ethnic Instruments but India is famous for assimilation of western Instruments.
I was looking for music featuring a gamelan, for a video about bamboo; loved this series! In retrospect, I should have used a longer piece, I didn't get the loop working too well when I transferred form powerpoint to wmf to youtube. I'll use different software next time.
Thanks for the interesting music, and broad variety of 'less used' instruments! The video is at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VnLu-qGO8I4