Frank dukes library free download

The Prince allows you to manipulate two layers independently of each other and mix them with a powerful blend control. With a full suite of studio-quality effects, there is always a new creative avenue on offer.

Instantly add depth, space and color to elevate your next production. OS: MacOS I want to give them something that makes them excited to make music. Search for:. Watch: Frank Dukes on making The Prince. This library features 14 original Here to close out is t.

SLMN is back! Having been raised around gospel, Jazz and Classical music, Coleman started playing the piano at WahWah James is a multi instrumentalist musician and producer from Toronto. On his first volume Kingsway Music Library presents a unique collection from Frano. This collection features 15 original samples Our latest Kingsway volume comes from Montreal-based French producer Traxx.

Born and raised in France, The latest Kingsway volume comes from Texas based producer Eiby, who recently collaborated with ill. Kingsway Music Library is proud to present Waves Vol. Our latest volume was performed and produced by Toronto multi-instrumentalist and producer Aaron Paris. Shortly after linking Our latest pack comes from Estonian-born, Brooklyn-based producer Ms Madli, who has been a figure Kingsway Music Library is proud to bring you another special collaboration, this time between up All Rights Reserved.

Ecommerce Software by Shopify. Log in Cart 0 Checkout. Kingsway Music Library. Samples "Autumn Flip " from Kingsway Vol. Really rich, textured. I loved that. Up till then, Frank Dukes was primarily a sample-based producer himself.

Playing by the ear, chopping up samples on his MPC. But with years prior, also experience in playing the piano, guitar, bass, and drums. Not necessarily having to sound old. As a long-time crate-digger and vinyl collector himself, old library music records were a source of inspiration to Frank Dukes: library music or: production music was originally composed for the use on television or radio.

The music was performed and recorded without any pressure from record labels to create commercial hit singles. For other creators to use. That was the jumping-off point for Kingsway.

A common ground with Tracklib: an aim to make sample clearance affordable to anyone. That was really an experiment. As the volumes progress, you can hear that they evolve past that.

My sensibilities evolved. For the later editions, I was writing ideas, rather than making samples. There are really incredible moments I almost forgot about. They serve the local music community really well.