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MSXII is proud to present a much requested live horns pack that pairs nicely with the famed Soulful Stems collections! The Soulful Horns is essentially the lost files of recordings that, for timing issues, couldn't make the projects. Our session players have provided us with incredible stacks, solos, frills, falls, and other horn nuances from trumpets and flugelhorns that sit boldly in the respective Soulful Stems pack or as standalone. Feel free to use them with the collections or chop individually to come up with your own creations! Obvisouly, if you don't have any of the Soulful Stems packs, you need to get them in order to really see the true value of these horns! Cop the Soulful Horns and their Soulful Stem counterparts now!

Recorded through a stunning vintage analogue recording chain, gushings of vintage vibe can be felt within this collection bringing home the raw soul of the 70's classics. Whether you're looking for stabs, phrases, Soul horns loops or solos, this collection covers all areas and can easily be adapted for all genres ranging from Funk to Jazz, Hip Hop to Dubstep, DnB and beyond.

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Hey guys, I'm trying to find a song and it's killing me. The best way I can describe it is a soul / motown song that starts with horns .. Think Al Green - let's stay together. It's in the same vein as that. I can hear the first 5 seconds of the song in my head. I'm at work now, I can hum what's in my head when I get out.. For some reason in my head I picture the song being used at the end of a Romcom movie during the montage sequence. Buh duh duhh duh duhhh .__. buhhhh buhh buhh buhhhhhhh --- Not sure if that helps at all. I'll post the hum in an hour or so. Please help, thanks so much!

So, with this particular horn, you will want to keep Attack Up (S) and Defense Up (S) active. If you have hunters that do not have their health maxed out, feel free to keep Health Boost (S) up as well. Otherwise just save it and maybe throw it out as a heal if you happen to have it queued. Wind Pressure Negated you will want to keep up against monsters that have wings, mostly, but particularly Paolumu and Kushala. Against other winged wyverns/elder dragons it will just occasionally allow melee players to get a few hits in when the monster lands after flying. If you are fighting, say, a Tobi-Kadachi, this song isn't important to keep up. As with all horns try and keep Self-Improvement on.

Well, they completely ignore sharpness. The higher the sharpness of a weapon, typically the higher the damage of its hits. Each color of sharpness has a multiplier for raw attack damage and a seperate multiplier for elemental damage. The shockwaves ignore this sharpness multiplier, and instead always go with x1.0, which is almost all cases makes them weaker than their motion values would seem to suggest (with an interesting but not very useful exception; at yellow sharpness, normally raw attack is at x1.0 and elemental is at x0.75. Since it ignores both of these and just takes the damage at x1.0 no matter the sharpness level, high element horns at yellow sharpness can do more damage with shockwaves than some other attacks that have higher motion values, because it is applying 100% of the elemental damage rather than 75%. If you let sharpness drop even lower, the damage of shockwaves increases in comparison to other attacks even more, but you really shouldn't be below yellow even with the very beginning horns). While these shockwaves don't get the sharpness modifier, they also don't lower sharpness of the weapon.

This isn't really an Advanced Play tip, but this felt like the best spot for it regardless. Like many veterans of the series, I too was a bit disappointed with the weapon selection in World. The weapons feel great (better than ever in most cases for me, although I actually prefer 4th gen Bowguns), but the variation (or lack of variation) in Horn designs hurt me. I don't want to focus on what we didn't get, however. Instead, I'd like to mention something I haven't seen discussed. While it is true that many of the horns follow the same few base designs with some monster parts stapled on, it isn't entirely true that every horn with the same base design has the same sound for its songs, which I've seen posted a few times. They actually did something cool with the limited designs. Each base design has a sound for its various songs. If a horn is from the same base design but has different monster parts on it, if you listen you can actually hear a different sound layered onto the base song, which I really enjoy. For example the Kulu Duda, which is a bagpipe with Kulu Ya-Ku parts, has the base bagpipe song, but also some nice drum beats with it. I think it is a clever way to make the best of the repetition in design. Horns that are the exact same design with a slightly different color and no monster parts appears to have the exact same song in most cases, sadly (notable exception to this being the Valkyrie Chordmaker and the Coral/Royal Chordmaker, which despite just being different colors of the same model have different sounds).

Something else interesting while on the topic of sound, if you listen closely (I needed headphones for most horns but that might just be my speakers) you can hear different swinging and sheathing sounds for different horns. Drums have a drum beats, the Chordmaker's make a bell chime, etc. Each horn type also has its own sound when doing the finishing hits of a mount (the bagpipe is hilarious and I very much recommend checking it out).

In the 1970s, they recorded with Al Green, Aretha Franklin, Rod Stewart, James Taylor, Joe Tex, Neil Diamond, Mike Harrison, Don Harrison Band, and Stephen Stills.[2][4] They toured with Stills in 1971 and The Doobie Brothers from 1973 to 1976. In the 1980s, they recorded with Jimmy Buffett, Willie Nelson, Hank Williams, Steve Winwood, Robert Cray and many others.[4] They toured with Jimmy Buffett for three years and one year with Joe Cocker. In the late 1980s and 1990s, Jackson and Love worked extensively with the blues outfit, The Robert Cray Band. They provided their trademark funky/soul horns backing to five of the band's albums: Strong Persuader (1986); Don't Be Afraid of the Dark (1988); Midnight Stroll (1990); I Was Warned (1992); Sweet Potato Pie (1997).

Over a year in the making, Rankin Audio is extremely proud to present our collection of Live Dub Horns. A huge collection of exceptional horn ensembles and parts for Reggae, Dub, Dubstep and Jungle. Recorded live by a 4 piece brass section comprising of a Trombone, Trumpet, Tenor and Alto Sax and then packaged covering a complete ensemble loop as well as separate loops for each individual horn giving you maximum flexibility and control over the loops. We have also included an effected version of each ensemble loop as well for when you want to just drop straight into the mix. So if you want the soulful, dub horn vibe this is a must have. With a whopping 2 and a half gigabytes of loops, there is a huge range for you to choose from and vary between in your track. You can even chop them up and switch them around for even further flexibility.

Recorded using high quality Neumann mics for the best possible sound, this is a one of a kind pack that you will keep coming back for years and years. Maybe you are looking to recapture the jump up vibe of early Rusko dubstep or the soulful jungle sound of Calibre & High Contrast's 'Mr Majestic', this will satisfy all cravings.

Allen Toussaint is a towering figure in popular music. Working in a Coal Mine, Mother-in-Law, Lady Marmalade and Southern Nights are all his. He produced Ernie K-Doe, Lee Dorsey, the Nevilles and Irma Thomas. He arranged horns for the Band. His songs have been covered or sampled by scores of artists.

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I play primarily afro house, soulful house, deep house, and sometimes classics. I have a deep love of 70s classic funk and soul. Since the peak of the roller-disco era was in the 70s and early 80s, I wanted to give a nod to the music of that era while making it fun and fresh. Since it was at Flippers, it felt right to pay homage to nyc dance culture and infuse some classics into the set.

DVinci Soul is a 4-8 piece Motown and Soul band that is most known for their soulful harmonies, lively horns, tight rhythm section, and for inspiring people of all ages to get up and dance. Playing in and around the Boston area since 2016, DVinci Soul covers their own blend of danceable Motown, soul, jazz, jump blues and classic R&B tunes from Stevie Wonder, Aretha, Earth Wind and Fire, Tower of Power, and Marvin Gaye to newer bands like Lake Street Dive, Amy Winehouse and the California Honeydrops.

Andrew's sound is who he is. Strong, sweet, honest and soulful. Our tones match up perfectly as do our attitudes about the world. And our sense of humor has lead us around the world laughing and enjoying each other's company.

We believe there is nothing better than digging through the crates, pulling out the 12" slab of black vinyl and then hunting for that sweet break or musical interlude. There does come a time though when you just need to add your own keys, bass, strings, horns etc but demand authentic sounding instruments that have that same vibe as the records you've been sampling. Soul Town provides those sounds!

Only in the Accra, Ghana community of La can one hear Por Por, a band of musical truck drivers who honk squeeze-bulb klaxon horns for driver funerals. Imagine them getting together for a honkout with the soulful rhythm and blues of The Texas Horns! Imagine a honking truck engine newly sparked by the harmonies and accents of saxes, brass, guitar, bass, drums, percussions and keyboards! Are you ready? Here comes the horn to horn, soul to soul, one of a kind and two of a mind joyful noise of a cross-Atlantic conversation: the La Drivers Union Por Por Group meet The Texas Horns.

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