HAND CLAPS
The clapping patterns known as keplok are important in Javanese gamelan. A type of synthesized clap is popular in many rap and hip hop songs as well. This is derived from and mimics the technique used in older popular music, eg disco and funk of the 1970s, in which multiple instances of real handclaps were recorded (or a single recording was made of a group of performers clapping in unison), usually for the purpose of reinforcing the snare drum beat on the 2nd and 4th beats of the bar. Modern r&b, hip hop and rap often omits the snare drum, making the claps a more obvious and central feature of the beat.
NORTH AMERICAN Hand clap LOOPS created by Dr.Rak Nash Nura and his percussion team.
There are 500 loops in 6 divisions. They are a mixtures of all genere and fillins.
The beats are a bit weird and wacky .This was done intentionally.
Drum beats were mixed with bass of different varieties .
The loops are created in 44,100 Hz, 16 Bit, Stereo PCM wave format.
1.Clicky loops
2.Crackling loops
3.Chit Chat loops
4.Claw Hammer loops
5.Classical Fillin loops
6.Cracker Flop
The loops are compatible with most of the sequencers.
Copyright Dr.Rak Nash Nura of WORLD LOOPS.
Website : www.worldloops.xom
Contact Email : worldloops@yahoo.com