AudioLove

This royalty free pack contains the raw vocals from the original pack 'martins dream.' created by @kishofficial_ & @prodbybsides.

Quartet Gospel music is one of the earliest and most traditional styles that make up the roots and foundation of gospel. Originating in the southern regions of America sung by blacks who were enslaved on plantations, it was a musical tradition that brought unity, solace, and hope in the face of adversity.

RnB Loop kit with 10 loops in the style of Summer Walker, Drake & more.

2000’s Loops in the style of : 50 Cent, Digga D, Strandz, Timbaland, Destiny’s Child Etc

10 loops pour placé sur les D&D.

Faites vous plaisir.

10 inspiring, dream-filled loops to place on drill.

Mic from the 40s with a great history behind. The low end on this mic is HUGE! Great Mids with mojo! Amazing vintage character! One of the best sounding Mic IRs out there.

LAVIN presents GUITARS. This pack contains 10 new acoustic & electric guitar samples inspired by Lauv, Holly Humberstone, Jeremy Zucker & Chelsea Cutler. Enjoy!

Samples in this kit were inspired by artists such as SZA, Don Toliver, Drake, Partynextdoor, & Summer Walker.

Patchmaker is proud to present the second installment, “LO-FI Hip-Hop & Chill II for Serum” – a big collection of high quality presets for making Chill Beats and Lo-Fi Hip-Hop.

Learning music theory can be a little dry but 30 year+ piano instructor, Carl Eden, takes you through the very basics in a relaxed and entertaining way.

10 Dark Loops by DEXTAH

Patchmaker proudly presents “LO-FI Hip Hop & Chill for Serum”, a big collection of high quality presets for making Chill Beats and Lo-Fi Hip-Hop. This pack glides seamlessly between chill-hop, lo-fi hip-hop, jazz hop, bedroom beats and gives you the tools you need to infuse deep emotionsand light atmosphere straight into your productions!

illegalMachine is a unique sample playback device, inspired by the "follow rule" technique for creating random leads, "grids" and effects, but taken to the next level.

Have you ever wondered how to think of melodies in a way where you can make sense of the notes?
Are you sick of melodic information being vague and unfamiliar?
Are you looking to expand your musicianship and learn the vocabulary of solfege to help you gain context for your melodic decisions?