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Brey is a hip hop producer who devotes himself to creating unique timbres and powerful beats. His sample pack delivers a delicate balance between contemplative and unapologetic sounds - explore his distinctive sonic identity.

Sandunes (Sanaya Ardeshir) is a keys player, composer, and beatsmith. Hailing from Mumbai, her work has a global footprint having supported acts such as Bonobo, George Fitzgerald, and Pretty Lights—to name just a few. She's also partnered with Red Bull TV for their global Searching For Sound series, cataloging the rich sonic tapestry of Bombay. She's known for her diverse blend of electronica, which combines eclectic sensibilities with progressive electronic elements. Her upbringing as a pianist and keyboard player allows her to create emotive beds of sound. Her music has been described as a fusion of globally inspired ingredients. That's exactly what you'll find in Sandune's Splice sample pack: an eclectic mix of chimes, harps, found sounds, field recordings, and so much more.

Catapulting from the promoter who booked young Skrillex to DJ stardom after sharing the stage with him at Bonnaroo, Amber Giles (Mija) established herself as an EDM icon. At the age of twenty-seven the artist has lived many musical lives: she’s played the world’s biggest festivals, released on labels like OWSLA and Fools Good, and spent the last year unleashing songwriting and vocal talents in a new alt-pop sound. Her first solo Splice pack offers tons of textural and tonal elements—experimental sounds that define her DJing, producing, and emerging style. Featuring atmospheric and spooky synth loops, gentle drones, open pads, riffs, rhodes chords, own-able one shots, drums, and bass, from ambient to instrumental moments, Mija's sounds set many moods.

Established in 1997, drum and bass legends, Total Science (Jason Greenhalgh and Paul Smith) created their imprint, Computer Integrated Audio (C.I.A), to both showcase their ever-increasing catalog of music and to provide a platform for like-minded artists. Through a purely undiluted approach and attitude, the label has become synonymous with the highest standard of drum and bass with a formidable back-catalog across CIA, CIA Ltd., and Deepkut. Now they're sharing their favorite drum and bass sounds for your productions.

Welcome to the ultimate EDM production course. With over 10 hours of online training, articles, tips and practical steps you can follow, this is the most comprehensive EDM production course available on Udemy and possibly anywhere online.

Bass producer JayKode has built his rep on heavy originals on Buygore and remixes of Galantis and The Chainsmokers. His latest free sample pack is filled with original sounds straight from JayKode's personal sample library! Expect to find a selection of hard-hitting Trap drums and 808s along with synth hits and classical sounds like piano, organ, and percussion to give your next track that unique twist.

There's nothing like the energy of a massive crowd, dancing in sync to the hypnotic beats of main-room techno. Now you can jumpstart your techno-production journey with this course from awesome producer Paul Maddox. With numerous label releases and support from huge DJs including techno legend Richie Hawtin, you can trust Paul's wealth of experience as he takes you through the process of creating a huge, main-room track.

Ronnie DiSimone (aka Torna) is a New York City-based songwriter, producer, musician, and engineer. He's produced for Johan Lenox, Sam Setton, Kamilah, Tiger Darrow, Ritual Talk, among others. He's engineered for Jukebox the Ghost, Del Water Gap, and NYU Clive Davis Institute of Recorded Music. As a performer, he's played with Jon Anderson of Yes, Denny Walley & Napoleon Murphy Brock from Frank Zappa/The Mothers of Invention, Matt Gumley, and more. In this pack, he shares ambient guitar, drum kit one-shots and loops, piano sounds, and a ton of echo tape sounds from chimes to kalimba, and a mix of odd found percussion samples.

Electric Piano 1 - Warm And Groovy Rhodes Loops. Pack your suitcase with Electric Piano 1 and start your journey in style!
 Though it’s best known for being the ultimate companion for groove and soul, this electric piano classic has fans in every genre. Take a walk through the warm and dreamy landscapes of Electric Piano 1 and build the perfect track along the way.

It’s fresh, it’s funky and it never gets old. Funky guitars sounds are part of so many modern chart tunes, it’s there to stay forever. From pop to hip hop, from drum&bass to disco funk - you need the great and wonderful funky sound of the 60s and 70s.

Soulful Pop Vocals 1 - Mellow But Edgy Groove Based Vibe. The human voice is one of the most versatile instruments to date, offering a vibrant range of textures suitable for any kind of genre. Whether you’re looking for a mellow, edgy or groove-based vibe, Soulful Pop Vocals 1 feature a variety of catchy tunes and melodic phrases, serving as the perfect addiction for all your production purposes.

Muted Trumpet 1 - Edgy Easiness. From Miles Davis to Parov Stelar, the unique tone of the muted trumpet has inspired numerous productions and artists across the globe. Whether your style is more 1920’s or 2030, Muted Trumpet 1 adds just the right amount of jazz and edge to complete your lounge, soul, hip hop or electro-swing production. It is one of the most easily recognizable and featured instruments in any kind of production.

This lady of string instruments will have you wrapped around her finger in the blink of an eye! Cello 1 features a multitude of colors that are applicable as both rhythmic element and top line candidate - anything from warm, fluffy single tone layers to edgy riffs with chorus potential. Check out this versatile portrait of the cello to round off your production.

Stuck in sound of the sixties? Then head over to 60s Guitar 1 and fall in love with that good ol’ rock ’n’ roll feel! Full to the brim with crunchy riffs and bluesy top line melodies, this classic collection will take you back in time to when songs like‚ I can’t get no Satisfaction‘ and ‚My Generation‘ ruled the radio - even modern songs like ‚Katchi (Ofenbach)‘ still draw from the same tasty cocktail of the 60s flavour. Whether you’re looking for layers, extra groove or catchy motives, 60s Guitar is the perfect addition to your production purposes.

Flute 1 - Power Flute Loops. Quite a big number of popular rock and pop songs prominently feature the flute in their music - not to mention Ian Anderson and Jethro Tull, of course. And it’s become a real fad in recent hip hop tunes as well. It’s catchy and powerful and thus always a great instrument to involve in any modern music production.