- Play 40 rare and exotic instruments from Asia, Africa, the Middle East, India, Europe, the United Kingdom, South and Central America, Cuba, and Jamaica
- Play specialized drum kits that incorporate the most distinctive, interesting percussion from Asia, India, the Middle East, Africa, Latin America, and Europe
- Features a variety of wind instruments that have developed a unique character throughout various regions of the world
- Try your hand at the Indian Sitar, the Japanese Koto, the Persian Santoor, The Russian Balailaka, some Spanish Flamenco guitar, and more
Product Description
For this trip, feel free to pack light. Leave the luggage at home and bring your headphones to experience the sometimes unfamiliar and always mesmerizing sounds of music from around the world. With the World Music Jam Pack, you can assemble and create music from a collection of over 3,000 Apple Loops played by master musicians from nearly every corner of the globe…. More >>
Apple Garageband Jam Pack: World Music
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With Garage Band’s standard-issue synth patches and loops, it was hard to make new music without using the same sounds more than once. With these Jam Packs, I can get lost just finding loops to use – which is a really good thing! Definitely worth the money!
Rating: 5 / 5
I wanted this as I am a long time artist and wanted to produce new music with Logic Express. After installation, I listened to many of the instruments and loops. In my opinion, if you are a total professional and are scoring for the major movies that get made and released, you probably want to spend the $1000’s of dollars for the totally professional products out there. If you’re not that particular person, which how many people like that are out there really, the Apple Jam packs are the best. You get the best value and sounds for the genre that you can get. I can’t emphasize enough what it’s like to listen to world music sounds from different parts of the world, that you can use in your own music, that are totally excellent and usable. Cuban instruments are an example, as well as the African ones. You can’t get more authentic. Consider how much it would cost to bring these musicians or producers together to produce these sounds for you. And they ain’t no tweenky sounds tweaked from a synthesizer that sort of reminds you of the real thing, or a midi file joke. It’s the real stuff. Thanks again to Steve Jobs and Apple.
Rating: 5 / 5
I’ve bought three of the packs before and I just bought this one. At first I wasn’t sure what it could really do for my sound, but it is absolutely amazing. The African choir will shock you, it sounds so good. The new instrument sounds will give your music a broader, more worldly sound. It’s worth the buy even if you just want to pay around with it. It’s the best one that I’ve bought yet.
Rating: 5 / 5