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Crush Starter - Asian percussion
Crush Starter - Asian percussion
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Agogo
Traditional bell instrument of West African origin, widely used in Brazilian and Latin American music.
Bamboo sticks
Percussion sticks made from bamboo, common in Southeast Asian folk music.
Bass Drums
Large low-pitched drums of European origin, used in orchestras and marching bands.
Bell tree
Percussion instrument of East Asian origin, producing glissando effects with nested bells.
Bendir
Frame drum from North Africa and Middle East, used in Sufi and folk music.
Block
Wooden percussion block, used all around the world
Bongo
Pair of small hand drums, commonly used in Latin and Afro-Cuban music.
Cabassa
An Afro-Brazilian percussion instrument creating a tight, percussive ‘tchik’ rhythm
Cajon
A Box-shaped drum played with the hands, originating from Peru
Calabass
Percussion instrument made from dried gourd, widely used in West Africa.
Castanets
Handheld clappers from Spain, used in flamenco music.
Caxixi
Woven shaker with seeds, of African origin, popular in Brazil.
Shaman Drum
Frame drum used in all region of the world for rituals.
Shime-daiko
High-pitched rope-tension drum from Japan.
Chimes
Metal tubes producing resonant tones, of European origin.
Chocalhos
Rattles from Portugal and Brazil, used in folk and samba music.
Chu-daiko
Medium-sized traditional taiko drum from Japan.
Clave
Pair of wooden sticks from Cuba, essential in Afro-Cuban rhythms.
Congas
Tall hand drums from Cuba with African roots.
Cowbell
Metal bell of European origin, now common in Latin and funk music.
Qraqueb
Qraqueb is a traditional North African musical instrument with Gnawa roots.
Cuica
Friction drum from Brazil, used in samba and carnival music, with African origins.
Cymbals
Metal percussion plates, originating in ancient Asia, now used worldwide in orchestras and bands.
Daf
Large frame drum from Persia, widely used in Middle Eastern and Sufi music.
Dumbek
Goblet-shaped drum from the Middle East and North Africa, common in folk and belly dance music.
Davula
Large double-headed drum from Sri Lanka, played with sticks in folk music.
Dholak
Two-headed hand drum from India, used in traditional music of South Asia.
Djembe
Goblet-shaped hand drum from West Africa, central in traditional and modern African music.
Dundun
Bass drum from West Africa, played with sticks, often accompanying the djembe.
Gong
Metal disc percussion instrument from East and Southeast Asia, used in rituals
Gran Cassa
Large orchestral bass drum from Europe, producing deep resonant sounds.
Guira
Metal scraper instrument from the Dominican Republic, essential in merengue and bachata.
Guiro
Scraped gourd percussion from the Caribbean and Latin America used in salsa and folk music.
Gwo Ka
Family of hand drums from Guadeloupe, central to traditional Creole music.
Claps
Body percussion, universal across cultures, used in folk and popular music worldwide.
Janggu
Hourglass-shaped drum from Korea, used in traditional court, folk, and shamanic music.
Jaw Harp
Small lamellophone held in the mouth, with ancient origins in Asia and Europe, found in many traditions.
Sleigh Bells
Percussion instrument with small bells attached, of European origin, used in folk and Christmas music.
Kanjira
Small frame drum from South India, used in Carnatic classical music.
Maracas
Pair of rattles from Latin America, filled with seeds, common in salsa and folk music.
Mouse Spoon
Wooden percussion instrument, used in folk traditions with unclear origins
Ngoma
Family of drums from Central and East Africa, used in traditional ceremonies and dances.
O-daiko
Large Japanese taiko drum, producing deep, powerful sounds.
Paranku
Small frame drum from Okinawa (Japan), used in Eisa dance and folk music.
Rainstick
Percussion instrument from South America, made from cactus, imitating the sound of rain.
Ratchet
Noisemaker percussion from Europe, used in rituals and classical music.
Rattle
Simple percussion instrument with seeds or beads, used worldwide in rituals and children's music.
Repinique
High-pitched drum from Brazil, leading instrument in samba.
Riq
Small tambourine from the Middle East, used in classical Arabic music.
Sabar
Drum from Senegal, used in dance and ceremonies, central to Wolof culture.
Sakara
Yoruba frame drum from Nigeria, used in traditional and ceremonial music.
Shakers
West African gourd shaker covered with beads, used in Yoruba music and Afro-Caribbean styles.
Shekere
West African gourd shaker covered with beads, used in Yoruba music and Afro-Caribbean styles.
Caixa
Snare drum from Brazil, used in samba and street parades.
Surdo
Large bass drum from Brazil, providing the heartbeat of samba music.
Tablas
Pair of tuned hand drums from North India, central to Hindustani classical music.
Talking Drum
Hourglass drum from West Africa, capable of imitating speech tones.
Tam-Tam
Large flat gong from East Asia, used in orchestras and rituals.
Tamborim
Small high-pitched frame drum from Brazil, used in samba and pagode.
Tambourine
Frame drum with jingles, used worldwide in folk and popular music.
Tar
Frame drum from the Middle East and North Africa, used in classical and folk music.
Timbales
Pair of shallow metal drums from Cuba, central to salsa and Latin jazz.
Timpani
Tuned kettledrums from Europe, used in orchestras and classical music.
Toms
Cylindrical percussion of Native American and Asian origin, now part of Western drum kits.
Triangle
Steel percussion instrument of European origin, used in orchestras and folk music.
Udu
Clay pot drum from Nigeria, used in Igbo traditional music.
Vibraslap
Modern percussion instrument invented in North America, inspired by the donkey jawbone.
Wood Sticks
Percussion sticks made of wood, used globally in folk and modern music.
Tombak
Goblet drum from Persia, central to classical Persian music.
Zills
Finger cymbals from the Middle East, used in belly dance and folk music.
The Art of Sound
Crush Percussion has been tested and approved by some of the biggest names in the industry, guaranteeing a level of quality you can trust. Every instrument was captured with huge dynamic range and multiple round robins, ensuring natural, lifelike performances that never feel static. Choose between close and far microphone positions, or blend them together to shape the perfect perspective for your mix. From intimate detail to powerful room energy, every nuance has been recorded and mixed with uncompromising precision.
"A superb percussion collection"
Ramin Djawadi | Composer
Game Of Thrones, Iron Man, Westworld
Pitch unlocked
For the first time ever in a percussion library, all instruments can be tuned to a precise note. This groundbreaking feature gives you total pitch control, letting you adapt any percussion to the harmonic context of your track, or transform a single hit into a fully playable instrument across the keyboard. From subtly aligning a shaker to your song’s key, to transforming a traditional drum into a melodic layer, the Tune engine unlocks creative possibilities never before possible in percussion sampling. Crush Percussion doesn’t just follow your rhythm, it plays in harmony with your music.
CRUSH FX
Crush FX is a powerful multi-effects processor featuring 15 studio-grade effects, from clippers and filters to delays, reverbs, distortions, and more. Designed for both precision and chaos, it gives you everything from subtle enhancements to extreme transformations. With its unique Random mode, inspiration is just one click away: generate unexpected textures, discover new sonic territories, and push your sound design further than ever before.Part of the Crush Percussion Engine, Crush FX is also available as a FREE standalone effect, so you can unleash its power on any audio source
Groove ARCHITECT
At the heart of Crush Percussion lies an advanced eight-layer sequencer that gives you total rhythmic freedom. Stack up to eight independent layers, drag & drop sounds effortlessly, and fine-tune every detail with full dynamic, pitch, time and distance control.Need instant inspiration? Jump into the library of pre-built grooves, ready to use, fully editable, and designed to spark creativity in seconds. From complex polyrhythms to simple driving beats, the sequencer adapts to your style.
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High-quality recordings, carefully mixed with microphone distance control
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Natural realism, with multiple velocities, round robins, and unmatched dynamic depth
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Quick and easy tuning option to adapt precisely to the key of your song
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Powerful Fx processor transforms your sounds with unlimited possibilities
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Multi-mode sequencer with deep control and MIDI Drag & Drop option
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Custom MIDI mappings, pre-built and customizable grooves, random modes, and more
In the studio with ALAN MEYERSON
What the pros say
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Specifications
Plug-in format :
Audio Units, AAX, VST, VST3 
License :
iLok account requiered (free) / 2 activations per licence 
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Each Starter focuses on one region, recorded in the same sessions and running on the same engine.
