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Clap Trak |
6,25€ no VAT
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A Complex Clap Machine
This instrument is retired / will not be continued
Clap Trak is a well assorted collection of many different hand claps combined with a 16 step sequencer to generate pattern. Clap Trak provides plenty of further options to change the sound to your very own requirements: reverb, delay, pitch, wah-like EQ modifier, Lo-Fi and distortion fx as well as the "Continuous Random Pattern" which works as a self generating pattern and fills every 16th note with a different velocity layer and length.
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| KOntakt 5.6.8. OR LATER FULL VERSION REQUIRED |
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Approx. 1.200 Samples 600 MB Compressed |
| Human Feeling |
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Unique Clap Engine |
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Listen to some audio demos
9 x CLAP TRAK |
Eric van Gent |
FLAMENCO DEL CUCHELLO |
R Bretschneider |
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Eric van Gent |
THE CLAP TRAK
Clap Trak is a well assorted collection of many different hand claps combined with a 16 step sequencer to generate pattern. Such as the other Cinematique Instrumnets pattern generator Clap Trak is best suited to give your music a percussive addition. You can easily create several different clap styles such as flamenco feeling, vintage drum computer, wah style, single & group claps and much more. Clap Trak comes up with three different banks of hand claps. The first bank contains human hand claps and sounds. To achieve a very authentic clap feel we recorded all these sounds in 8 velocity layer and 6 round robin variations.
Besides 2 group claps this bank provides 4 single claps, stick and snip sounds. In the second bank there are 9 different „classical“ drum machine claps which we collected over the last 20 years.
You will find samples of the TR-909, TR-808, Clap Trap, Linn Drum and other. The third bank consist of several unsorted claps that has built up over a number of years. It covers a range from single human claps to synthetic processed ones.
Clap Trak provides plenty of further options to change the sound to your very own requirements: reverb, delay, pitch, wah-like EQ modifier, Lo-Fi and distortion fx as well as the "Continuous Random Pattern" which works as a self generating pattern and fills every 16th note with a different velocity layer and length.
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