Songwriter Drums KONTAKT 8
HiDERA | 07 November 2025 | 439 MB
Discover Songwriter Drums Leap Expansion for Kontakt 8. Get acoustic grooves that move with your song, from soft verses to huge choruses.
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Discover Songwriter Drums Leap Expansion for Kontakt 8. Get acoustic grooves that move with your song, from soft verses to huge choruses.
Blendable cinematic textures in a simple, streamlined instrument.
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