EP–40 riddim

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a live loop performance mode, an on-board bass and
lead synth, a massive reggae, dub and dancehall sound
library, a pressure sensitive dub siren and eight user
remixable artist tracks from top producers. the ep–40
riddim is a complete rhythm and bass system.

1.0.5

BUY ting

ting is a standalone handheld performance microphone with
built in fx, 4 on-board samples and a parameter modulation
lever. it's not hi-fi, but it’s definitely not boring! hook it up to
your sound system or straight into riddim.

4 selectable party samples
voice fx echo, spring, pixie, robot
shake modulation
3.5 mm line out to any device
handy belt clip
battery/usb powered

buttons for all functions
push to sing
auto on/off
lo-fi flavour
adjustable output signal
secret button

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RIDDIM SOUNDBANK

01-399
drums

400–499
bass

500–599
keys

600–699
FX

recorded and handcrafted for the EP–40, the riddim soundbank
comes with a large selection of drum and percussion sounds,
bass, leads, chord stabs, sound effects, vocal shouts and
multisampled keys, melodica and guitar - well over 300 original
samples styled for reggae, dub and dancehall.

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synths and dub sirens

supertone is the ep–40's built-in synth engine.
classic reggae legacy bass - and lead tones plus a pressure sensitive dub siren - supertone does it all.
goes from lower than low to higher than high.

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EP–40 riddim contains sounds and music from 13
incredible artists representing all corners of the scene. artists have provided bass-, melody- and drum stems,
plus a plethora of one-shot drums, fx and vocal shouts.
all optimized for use with riddim’s live state
performance environment.

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Denzil Williams Junior of Soundbankmusic.
And Denzil Williams senior of Reggae group Wadada,
former Backing vocalist for the Marley’s

AND THANK YOU

lloyd woodrowe james
neil joseph stephen fraser
andrew hershey
david heywood
leroy heywood
marcus price
carli lof
patrik arve
rodrigo pencheff
trevor james
masta simon
sami-t
cojie
ninja
shauna gaye melissa mckenzie
felecia gooden
sista rose
desmond foster
gustav nahlin
goran kajfes
jonas kullhammar
magnus wiklund
edvin nahlin
jorgen wall
robert athill
lady v
kamal fraser
keshia barbour
makida barbour
trensum tribe
topaz sound
willie yoshikazu hirano 
stEeezo
spongefile
karin tegnér
capital sound system
tim maestro badejo
christine funck
marley café sthlm
and rodrigo perez

we’d like to thank each and every one of them
for their efforts in helping us create EP–40 riddim.

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