Zero-G Beats From The East

Ethnic percussive instruments covering all genres plus more experimental beats

Also available as a download

Beats from the East is a huge state-of-the-art beats library containing over 1,150 loops in 24 bit audio with over 2.5 gigabytes of content.

Beats from the East covers all the genres from HipHop and RnB to Techno & House and also more experimental beats. More than half of the collection features the use of ethnic percussive instruments (tabla, dholak, kanjira, ghatam, yak bera, geta bera, thammattama, udakki, raban, clay pots, bamboos, conga, djembe, darbuka etc).

This enormous beat collection of unparalleled quality has been a 7 year long project of the south asian beats guru and No.1 hit producer Eranga Jayawansa using the latest technology combined with authentic ethnic percussion to give the beats extra individuality and spice. The beats and breaks have been mixed and cut to perfection to ensure that they can be used in any modern music production.

The library features nu skool and old skool hip hop, rnb, crunk, trip hop and electro pop, tribal house, electro house, progressive, dnb, trance, techno and IDM and many of the beats can be used in multiple genres and offer fantastic bang for the buck for any urban or dance producer.

All the beats have been created in Stylus Rex2, Acidized Wav and Apple Loop formats and are compatible with all major music software applications.

All the samples have been pre-cleared and are 100% original and royalty-free for your musical use without any additional licensing fees!

Includes:

• 1152 Acidized WAV files
• 1152 AIFF Apple Loops
• 1156 Stylus compatible REX2 files
• 47 EXS24 Instruments
• 47 Kontakt Instruments
• 47 Reason NN-XT Instruments

 "The project started when I was in Los Angeles experimenting with sound design and production. Beat making was what I was most passionate about then. I was also inspired by the ethnic percussive sounds I’ve heard in my native country and I wanted to use those sounds with the modern electronic beats to create something unique. I decided to go back home to start recording for the project. When I started working with local artists on production and got involved heavily after a while, I started to produce more Hip Hop and Rnb music, because it was more popular. The beats project not only delayed because of that but also changed direction." - library's producer Eranga Jayawansa

• Acid
• Wav
• Rex2
• RMX
• Aiff Apple Loops
• Kontakt
• EXS24
• Reason NNXT