MusicRadar Verdict
An authentic loops package marred by lacklustre single hits.
Pros
- +
Authentic loops.
Cons
- -
Single hits not great.
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Sounding much like its predecessor, Dubstep 2 harbours nearly 300MB of twisted beats, dirty bass, sound efects and atmospheric noises.
Style-based libraries live or die on their authenticity, and Dubstep 2 captures the vibe of the scene well.
Our only complaint is that the single-hit drums don't quite reach the same heights as the rest of the sounds, but nonetheless, this is good value.
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