G-Stomper Flph Edm-Producer 2

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About this app

G-Stomper Flph Edm-Producer 2 is an Add-On Pack for the following G-Stomper Musical Apps:

• G-Stomper Studio (full version)
• G-Stomper Producer (full version)
• G-Stomper Rhythm (free)

The Pack was created in collaboration of Planet-H.com and FunctionLoops.com.

Note: This package does NOT include any of the G-Stomper Musical Apps.

For using this Add-On-Pack, one of the G-Stomper Musical Apps mentioned above is required, and therefore must be installed on your device.

Brand new layered sounds from Planet-H and FunctionLoops! EDM Producer raises the quality of your tracks to the next level. With this pack, you'll be able to build killer-sounding EDM tracks on the go. Fat Kicks, Basses, Synths, HighHats, Claps, Snares, Percussion, rounded up with 3 ready-to-use SoundSets for G-Stomper Studio and G-Stomper Rhythm!

Specifications:

47 best quality Samples (24bit, 44.1kHz, Stereo)
3 SoundSets

Preview the sounds at http://www.planet-h.com/gstomper/mp3/flph_edmproducer2_showcase.mp3

Or use the "Preview Files" function provided by the Content-Pack App.

Minimum recommended device specs for running G-Stomper apps:
1000 MHz dual-core cpu
800 * 480 screen resolution
Headphones or external speakers

Permissions:
This app does not require any special permissions

If you have any issues, please check the FAQs at http://www.planet-h.com/faq
For any further support join the Support Forum at: http://www.planet-h.com/gstomperbb/
Updated on
Dec 29, 2025

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