Use the isolated Güira Loop (dry). Add heavy reverb and a low-pass filter. Automate a filter sweep during the intro of your track. This builds tension before the 808 drops.
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Import all the MIDI files into your DAW's central pool. You will notice they all follow the natural minor scale of Bachata. You can literally randomize the MIDI clips and never hit a wrong note. Part 6: Comparing to the Competition You might ask, "Why not just buy a cheap pack from Loopmasters or Splice?" Use the isolated Güira Loop (dry)
Load the Acoustic Requinto MIDI file. Duplicate the track. Keep one on the stock guitar sound. Put the second on a heavy 808 synth. Blend them. Instant Urban Bachata bassline. This builds tension before the 808 drops
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