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Native Instruments Rolling Tides [Maschine Expansion]

Rolling Tides encapsulates the warmth and soul of one of the most beloved electronic genres, featuring a vast collection of drum breaks, vocals, pads, and basslines that effortlessly ebb and…

Native Instruments Drift Theory [Maschine Expansion]

Lo-fi hip hop kits. Versatile lo-fi kits and patterns for eclectic hip hop productions. Dial in bold grooves with a palette of sounds enriched with classic hardware. 50 Maschine kits,…

Native Instruments HIGHER PLACE Expansion [MASCHINE]

Tap into the genre that has become foundational to global dance music. From Chicago to NYC, across the Atlantic and back again, HIGHER PLACE channels the ever-influential sound of classic…

Toontrack Stories SDX [SOUNDBANK]

STORIES SDX SAY IT WITH A KIT.A drum and percussion brushstroke across the life and work of legendary engineer/producer/mixer Frank Filipetti.

Toontrack Signature – Part 2 EZX [EZX SOUND EXPANSION]

SIGNATURE – PART 2 EZXTHE SIGN OF A GREAT SOUND.Four kits recorded by Michael Ilbert – tailored for singer-songwriter, tight, edgy and modern!

Toontrack Signature – Part 1 EZX [EZX SOUND EXPANSION]

SIGNATURE – PART 1 EZXTHE SIGN OF A GREAT SOUND.Three kits recorded by Michael Ilbert – tailored for rock, pop, alternative and indie!

Toontrack Session Player EBX

Including the model that has forever etched its name in music history as the bar-none pick for session players across all genres and styles, this EBX was designed to serve…

Toontrack Synthwave EZX [SOUNDBANK]

SYNTHWAVE EZXMACHINE-LIKE MAGIC.20 mix-ready kits, tailored for synthwave-inspired modern pop production.

Toontrack EZkeys Synthwave [WiN-OSX]

Bright and piercing leads, drone-like basses, retro effects and airy pads: this panorama of ’80s-inspired synth patches for EZkeys covers the entire range – from the feathery light to the…

Toontrack Hitmaker SDX [Superior Drummer]

HITMAKER SDXA HIT…RIGHT OUT OF THE GATE!Drums, straight from the man who defined the sound of the ’80s: Hugh Padgham.