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Future House Music 5
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‘Future House Music 5’ by Audentity Records continues this much loved series with new ideas and compositions, all available for producers worldwide creating fresh and modern Future House music.
This unique Future House pack is inspired by labels such as Hexagon, Spinnin, Musical Freedom, and Future House Music
and by artists like Don Diablo, Calvin Harris, Lucas & Steve, Pep & Rash and others. This pack meets all modern Future House trends.
‘Future House Music 5’ was produced using high quality studio gear. Lots of time was spent to give you as much detailed work on each sound as possible. It will help you to reach the highest production level and ready to release your work with top labels.
This sample pack contains six full detailed Construction Kits, MIDI, one-shots, and Serum Presets.
Product Details:
• 6 Construction Kits
• 349 Total Files
• 56 Total MIDI Files
• 50 Total One-Shots
• 44 Total Presets Files (Serum)
• 100% Royalty-Free
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Customer Reviews
6 reviews for Future House Music 5
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Scarlett Scott –
I was pleasantly surprised by the quality and variety of tracks on this album, definitely worth checking out!
Eli Holt –
I recently purchased this music compilation and was pleasantly surprised by the variety and quality of the tracks. Would definitely recommend to any electronic music fan!
Benjamin Taylor –
I was blown away by the quality of the tracks on this compilation, definitely worth the purchase.
Evelyn Lewis –
I absolutely love the latest compilation of tracks – such a good mix of bangers and chill tunes! Would definitely recommend checking it out if you’re a fan of electronic music.
Carter Hayes –
This album is fire – I love the unique beats and catchy melodies, definitely worth checking out if you’re into electronic music.
Nathan Collins –
This album had some really good tracks, but there were a few that didn’t really stand out to me. I would still recommend it to any future house music fans.