Two drum kits, percussion and MIDI grooves. Vintage sound from the Rub-a-Dub studios for authentic reggae tracks.
Two customized drum sets, including a Yamaha stage custom and a 1970s Premier drum set, provide authentic reggae sounds
Alternatively tuned and muted Toms provide additional sound variety for different production styles
Large selection of traditional percussion and hand drums, including binghi and clay drums, for authentic reggae arrangements
Recorded at Rub-a-Dub Studios in Stockholm with original vintage equipment and a Soundcraft Series II console for that typical 70s sound
Effects chain presets offer a wide range of genre-typical sounds and styles, from classic roots reggae to modern variations
Includes a comprehensive selection of MIDI grooves, perfect for songwriting and authentic reggae rhythms
Perfect for songwriting, movie soundtracks and music productions that need warm, organic and genre-specific sounds
Ideal for reggae, dub and related genres, but also for creative experiments in pop, world music or fusion
Point-of-Sale offers an incomparably authentic reggae sound that is unmistakable thanks to wood-paneled room acoustics and over 30 years of recording experience
This Library offers authentic, slightly distorted reggae drum sounds with a warm, organic character, perfect for any production.
Note: This product is supplied as a license code. No box, no data carrier or similar. Please inform yourself about compatibility with your system, registration, download etc. on the manufacturer's website BEFORE purchasing. Registered software cannot be exchanged.
Audio plugin for reggae drum sounds from Toontrack
The Reggae EZX was recorded at Rub-a-Dub Studios in Stockholm, Sweden and features a unique collection of instruments. They have all been carefully selected specifically for this recording session. There are two complete custom drum sets with single-sided drumheads as well as a generous selection of various snare drums, percussion, binghi and clay drums. Only very rare and original Vintage microphones and outboard equipment were used for the recordings, and the entire recording process was carried out on a Soundcraft Series II console in typical 1970s style.
With the help of these special technical conditions in combination with the warm, organic sound of the wood-paneled wall surfaces and the resulting dense room sound as well as the rich recording experience of over 30 years in reggae music, it was possible to record reggae drum sounds that are unparalleled in authenticity and original character. The result is rich, slightly distorted and warm sounds of pure joy of playing that fit into every production and every Mix as if by magic.
