Song profile for Soothing Annurism
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- 🕘 2026-10-04 22:48:32
- 🕘 2026-09-24 20:02:59
- 🕘 2026-09-17 10:06:10
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Soothing Annurism
composed by:
i x u p i
8Bit LoQ Version
Greetz: The usual...
TiS, Lemonhead,
Guru, Per Se, and
everyone else.
e-mail:
ixupi69_hotmail.com
iCQ:
2755069
Started: 7-2-99
Finished: 7-7-99
For the HiQ Version,
e-mail me.
Bass Drum
Snare
Hat Closed 1
Hat Closed 2
Hat Open
Flanged Hat
Crash
Cosmic Pad
Low Agogoh
Hi Agogoh
Hi Tom
Low Tom
Rassel
Comb Slow
Comb Fast
Bell Strings 1
Bell Strings 2
Bell
Sweep
Bell Strings 3
Bass Left
Flange
Mod Bass 1a
Mod Bass 1b
Mod Bass 1c
Mod Bass 1d
Mod Bass 1e
Mod Bass 1f
Toms
Triangles
Noize FX
Electric FX
Scorpion Throw FX
Whales FX 1
Whales FX 2
Bass Drum
Rim
Reverse Cymbal
Smooth Strings
Bass Drum
Snare
Hat Closed
Hat Open
Coooo Beeep Center
Bell Flange Sweep
Coooo Beeep Left
Coooo Beeep Right
Sawtooth Wave
Sawtooth Wave Soft
Soft Bass
Bass Flange 2a
Bass Flange 2b
Bass Flange 2c
Bass Flange 2d
Bass Flange 2e
Coooo Beeep Louder
Coooo Beeep Louder
Ride
Bass Right
Ghost Chior
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