Immerse yourself in the rich, vibrant world of Middle Eastern rhythms with the Arabic Percussion Collection. This meticulously crafted sound library brings the authentic sound and soul of traditional Arabic percussion directly into your music productions. Whether you're composing cinematic scores, creating world music tracks, or looking to add a unique rhythmic texture to contemporary genres, this collection provides all the tools you need.

The library features 13 deeply sampled percussion instruments, from the powerful strikes of the Darbuka and Doumbek to the delicate jingles of the Sagat and the ambient frames of the Bendir. Each instrument has been recorded with exceptional attention to detail, offering up to 60 different articulations and utilizing Round Robin technology to ensure a natural and dynamic sound without a machine-gun effect. This makes every performance feel lively and human.

Flexible Sound Shaping

Gain complete control over your sound with multiple microphone positions—Close, Room, and Hall. You can easily mix and blend these perspectives to create the perfect space for your percussion, from a dry, intimate feel to a vast, cavernous hall. The integrated mixer and effects section, featuring an EQ, compressor, and reverb, allows you to further shape your sound to perfection, all within one intuitive interface.

For instant inspiration, an extensive library of MIDI grooves is included. These pre-recorded patterns cover a wide range of traditional and modern styles and can be easily dragged and dropped into your DAW, saving you time and helping you kickstart your creative ideas quickly.

• A collection of 13 authentic Arabic percussion instruments.
• Up to 60 articulations per instrument for maximum realism.
• Round Robin technology for natural-sounding performance variation.
• Multiple microphone positions (Close, Room, Hall) for a flexible mix.
• Integrated mixer with effects such as EQ, compressor, and reverb.
• Includes an extensive library of ready-to-use MIDI grooves.
• Ideal for film scoring, world music, and modern electronic productions.