Digital Dancehall Vol 1
Genre(s): Reggae / Dancehall
Tempo: 83-101 BPM 
Size: 575MB (248 Loops / 110 Oneshots)

Coming out of the 70s into the 80s, as it always has, music in Jamaica was looking for that fresh new sound, fresh beat and style to get the crowds excited. It was within just a few years that music would go from classic 70s roots to a revolutionary new style and sound when the Casio MT-40 was first used to create the monster hit Sleng Teng (Prince Jammy, Noel Davey & Wayne Smith) - once unleashed, the genie would never be put back into the bottle and digital dancehall was here to stay.

The impact of this seemingly small piece of gear, the Casio MT-40,  and the extraordinary way in which Prince Jammy, Noel Davey and the late Wayne Smith explored and conquered it,  would forever change the musical landscape of reggae and go on to influence all manner of future genres and artists for decades and it still going strong to this day.  

Inside this pack you’ll find classic 80s dancehall drum grooves, vintage synths & key skanks,  riffs and oneshots along with a bonus set of 12bit FX LoFi processing loops for that true classic sound that had analog noise and digital bits creating a vibrant new sound. Dive in and rediscover the ear that defined a generation  - Digital Dancehall Vol 1

SOME OF THE GEAR USED
Casio MT-40 sounds, Yamaha 1986 PortaStudio, Studer A800 Reel-To-Reel, SSLG Compressor, Lexicon Reverb, 12Bit Sampler (plugin)

BREAKDOWN

575MB (248 Loops / 110 Oneshots)

Loops Oneshots
Bass 18 (34 with FX) 18
Drums 74 (146 with FX) 46
FX 3
Music 42 (Keys, Piano, Synths) 37
Percussion 14 (26 with fx) 6