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Intensive Examination of Groove Building Concepts & Approaches for Guitar

Intensive Examination of Groove Building Concepts & Approaches for Guitar

Nicky Romero is back on Splice, this time with a presets pack. Romero has progressed from being a young, musical wunderkind to one of the most influential artists of his time. As a DJ, producer, and founder whose label is at the forefront of modern electronic dance music, Romero is a force to be reckoned with. He's released iconic hits "Toulouse" and "I Could Be the One," to his recent "Sometimes" with DallasK & Xylo eas named the #1 US Dance Radio track in 2019.

The long awaited one-shot kit from Team Producergrind's TB Digital. This is the perfect low-CPU solution for creating endless amounts of great melodies. Contains over 200 melodic one-shot samples including bells, flutes, guitar licks, ethic sounds, exotic textures & more. No need to sift through hundreds of VST presets before finding a great sound as every single one of these one-shots is perfectly fit for modern trap production.

Henry Fong's volume two of sounds for Splice are designed for building bangers. Drawing inspiration from music and cultures across the globe, he's worked in the sounds of Afrohouse, dancehall, moombahton, and house music. You'll find loads of drums plus brass, guitar, FX, and vocals.

Industrial Strength Underground Cinematic collection just got another boost. We are on mission to create thee most unique cinematic collection period. Our latest offering: Drift.

Drift is a selection of Drifting sounds, Passing by with Dark Ambient textures. This incredible new pack fills another gap in our over collection. The pack offers up loads of atoms, subtle Impacts and really creative sounds to use for a multitude of applications.

Afro Dancehall is more than a genre of music. To borrow words from OkayAfrica.com, it’s “the ongoing musical conversations between West Africa, Jamaica, and the Caribbean.” Each West African country and cultural community has its own approach to the musical style, making it increasingly dynamic and ever-evolving.

Krane continues to push boundaries in this seventh installment of his Splice sample packs. These sounds are bigger, brighter, and bouncier than before. With each release, Krane gathers feedback from producers and uses it to bring his sound design to a new level while finding new corners of electronic dance music to explore.

'VIBES Vol 6: Rock & Roll Anthology' by Loopmasters is the sixth instalment in the VIBES series. This pack transports you back to the heralded sounds of 1950 Rock 'n' Roll and into the 1960s - with 100% royalty-free content to inspire your tracks and enrich your sound.

Tropical Vibes brings a collection of serum sounds inspired by tropical and ambient house. Laid-back tropical synths with deep simple basses. Add hazy glo-fi melodies on top of lust ambient pads. All presets are programmed to have tape-like smoothness and lo-fi textures for warmth.

The third installment of the “Steelpan Concepts” sample pack from Rare Percussion features creatively processed one-shots and new melodic loops that are designed to inspire new creations.

Rare Percussion is back with “Steelpan Concepts Volume 2” featuring new unique melodic ideas designed to inspire. Including a selection of stabs and melodic phrases in both loop and one-shot formats, various keys and tempos are represented to offer true chromatic versatility.

Vintage Piano Waves

Sometimes drums just don't cut it. We thought so too.

That's why we decided to start a new product line entirely dedicated to sounds meant to replace your standard drum kit.

RARE percussion Dirty Pianos vol1 was created from incorporating an amazing pianist, performer,composer, and music app developer Gisel A. Costa. Through 25 years of playing piano and learning rigorous technique she performed and designed these sounds to translate the ideas of a true pianists mind to small pieces of compositions and/or samples. You can find beautifully textured chords and one shots to play yourself or full melodic ideas to inspire you.

We often find ourselves using objects around us to mimic real instruments, which are often made of combinations of different materials. This got us thinking; why not just use a single type of material to base new sounds on?