UFX035 VIBRASLAP

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The vibraslap was invented in 1967 and produces a unique decelerating ratchet rhythm when struck – recognisable as an accent, and useful when muted as a recurring rhythmic element. But recorded with the CUX mics and slowed down, they start to sound like some kind of mecha insect…

For this UNIT FX Library I first captured a metal vibraslap with full decay, then dampened for medium decay & then staccato. Next I captured some repeating rhythms, and also tried some doppler moves past the mics. Finally I captured similar with an old wooden vibraslap, which has an entirely different tonality & short decay.

Recorded 32bit 192kHz using Sennheiser MKH8040 LR, Sanken CUX100K LR and MKH8050 C, this new little library is released 24bit 96kHz with full UCS metadata and photos.