Push Button Bang House Acoustic Guitar WAV

With Avicci's "Wake me up" proving that acoustic guitar can be a smash on the dance floor as well as the charts, Push button bang has put together a huge collection of acoustic melodies, rhythms and sounds to inspire the humanity in your house music!

Inside you will find a treasure chest of acoustic gold, with loops and samples ranging from emotional, euphoric melodics, high energy strum patterns, head nodding backing grooves to crisp, clean strums of all shapes and sizes, slaps, pops, ambient verbs, tails and experimental build fx.

Using a rare "George Lowden" acoustic with its own character sound, the sessions were recorded through dual AKG-451s, entering an Aurora Audio GTQC pre-amp/compressor, through Digidesign 192 converters to an SSL E series 4048.

Post recording, PBB got to work pushing the buttons - providing a wide palette of interchangeable loop sections for forming your own custom grooves. All loops have been processed and adjusted just enough to keep the timing excellent and retain a human feel, while fattening up the waves through custom processing with rich analog warmth and satisfying stereo spread.

Loops range in length from two to sixteen bars and share the same tempo of 128 bpm, making them usable for all sorts of EDM. Plus, as you would expect, every sound has been pre-mapped in an easy find folder structure, with the root note in of each sound recorded the filename.

With such an inspirational selection, it’s never been easier to create a beautiful rhythmic track within your favored house styles. PBB invites you to program with a plectrum and embark on your own acoustic adventure

Tech Specs:

24 Bit Quality
600Mb



Contains:


400 loops and samples
220 Loops
180 Hits and Fx


Loop Content


50 Backing Grooves
14 Held Note Sequences
80 Melody Loops
20 Plucked Sequences
32 Rhythm Strum Loops
24 Strum Fx Loops
128BPM


Single Hit Content


30 Ambient Tails and Verbs
80 Clean Notes and Strums
30 Distortions
30 Scrapes Slaps and Pops
10 Swells


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