MusicRadar Verdict
A hit and miss package with some commercial potential.
Pros
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Some good sounds.
Cons
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Some bad sounds.
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With pop hooks and other radio-friendly stuff in mind, its 50 construction kits are awash with sung vocals and synth riffs. Not all of them are instant classics, but there are some handy single-hit drum kits and tasty vocals.
Radio Waves doesn't compare to, say, Premier Beats as an all-round library, yet the construction kit format makes it a good choice for soundtrack work, especially if you like your contemporary-sounding hip-pop synth riffs.
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