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2 X8 ~8 T0 v. {1 DVQstands for "Vintage Quality". It's a sample library for Kontakt 4 7 x/ u( M# D; m$ ]% B
and above that features a 1964 Ludwig Hollywood kit recorded with 12 mics in a wooden studio.$ }0 a/ m7 B8 M- s: t- G
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5 A, V% P( j9 ?% x1 @- tThis is, by far, the most complex library that I've ever done and it's also the best sounding kit that I've ever heard.1 @+ r K1 k* c
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NCW files, 44.1KHz 24bit.! g: i5 x0 ?, k' ?/ U
4GB using lossless compression.
3 g s3 Y/ Q: Z5 u% p6 round robin, 6 velocity layers.
0 J+ R" m1 m$ @; p" J* L1 s" ?Advanced script and GUI. S5 l# q+ _' a) X6 I% p2 v, E
10 microphone positions.
- p: S1 x$ c4 U8 ~4 \Effects (EQ, reverb and compression).
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Artist Presets.
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