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Ian Ewing is back with his second sample pack. Self-taught instrumentalist, Ewing creates ambient compositions of sample-based sounds blended with his own instrumentation, all inspired by his love of hip hop. This collection of lo-fi sounds will add a hazy temperament and almost tropical-like energy to your project. Find drums, FX, textures, various tonalities, and vocals.

Rich and heavy, with a healthy dosage of R&B, trap, and electronica, ESTA of the Soulection crew makes his welcomed debut on Splice Sounds. Finally, his signature sounds can be all yours to dissect, rebuild, and create something thumping with. Check it out now.

Elk is a French producer who crafts moody beats that incorporate a wide array of influences. His sample pack brings a tight selection of sounds that span melancholy chords, crisp drums, versatile foley elements, and more.

Ducko Mcfli is back with the second volume of his drum essentials pack. The producer is known for his diversity in production, ranging from the pop and R&B vibes of records like Khalid's Reason to the dark melodic trance of "Saturday Night" from 2 Chainz to the live feel and swing of "Changed Up" from Swae Lee and Slim Jxmmi. Explore his hand-crafted 808 and drum Loops, booming one-shot snares and hats, and more for your trap, R&B, rap, or pop productions.

Sliink is a producer and DJ who has come far from his days playing shows in Newark's DIY party scene, having since performed across cultural hotspots in Europe spanning Paris, London, and Milan. That said, the OWSLA-signee hasn't forgotten his roots - rather, he introduces Jersey Club influences to a larger audience with every release. Sliink also brings this distinctive sound to his sample pack, which features crunchy drums, smooth tonal loops, unapologetic vocals, and more.

Brian Wayne Transeau, better known by his stage name BT, is a veteran producer prolific across a range of musical pursuits - he's a pioneer in trance and IDM, the composer of over a dozen films including “The Fast and the Furious,” and a world record holder for producing a song with the largest number of vocal edits. Having worked with artists from Britney Spears to NSYNC, BT's extensive discography speaks for itself. His sample pack leans towards his IDM catalog, laden with breakbeats and glitches that boast a cutting-edge quality.

The library is based on 12 acoustic guitar samples with tempo and key information. Each phrase is usually between 1 and 4 bars long plus a separate end. All phrases are played on the same harmony pattern and can be easily combined with each other. This makes it easy to create a complete song arrangement. The genres range from pop, rock, chill out to country.

The biggest hip hop song of last year, Chance the Rapper's “No Problems” featuring Lil Wayne and 2Chainz, was born from a Twitter DM with Brasstracks and made it all the way to the Billboard charts. A Grammy Award win later and Brasstracks' popularity has exploded, making the way to shared stages with the likes of Khalid, Anderson Paak, Lido and GoldLink. Last year, the NYC-based duo hit us with Brasspack Vol. 1, a diverse and immersive exploration of live percussion and jazz instrumentation. Now they're back for more, with a whole new onslaught of funky sounds for ya.

Luca Lush is a producer blending house, EDM, and electronic music without losing an emotive, human touch. He brings all of those sounds into this newest volume of his sample pack. Feel a little blue with his indelible sounds.

Black Noi$e is a producer, DJ, and electronic artist navigating the many sounds and flavors of the dance floor. Get his grooves as part of his new sample pack, exclusive to Splice.

Abjo blends R&B, trap, electronic and countless other sounds into a head-nodding, emotive experience. Swoon a bit with his collection of sounds, exclusive to Splice.

Want to master the powerful audio recording and editing features available in PreSonus Studio One 5? Join trainer and producer Joshua Carney in this course, and get recording in no time!

From recording instruments to tuning and editing vocals, Studio One 5 has all the tools and features you need to get great audio recordings. In this in-depth course, audio engineer Joshua Carney reveals everything you need to know to become a pro at recording and editing audio in Studio One 5.

Welcome to the MUSIC THEORY FOR ELECTRONIC MUSIC Guide - Part 5!
I like to think of this class as the "antidote for writers-block."
What we are going to do in this class is look closely at form and structure. That means we will be spending time diving into the whole track, and it looking at how it flows between sections, why it flows between sections, and how we can make that happen in our own tracks. So dust off some of those old sessions that you've been able to finish because this class is going to give you the tools you need to get those done.

The library is based on 11 trombone samples with tempo and key information. Each phrase is usually between 1 and 4 bars long. All phrases are played on the same harmony pattern and can be easily combined with each other. This makes it easy to create a complete song arrangement. The genre ranges from pop, jazz and blues to rock. The sounds feel organic and the samples are perfect to loop.

To top it all off, Pharaoh also comes with an enrollment into a full start to finish drum programming course! It's not enough to just have the sounds, having deep domain knowledge on the ins and outs of writing drums is essential.