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40 DOPE sample flips & edits by saikik

Perfect for hard & chill Trap, Hiphop, Rap, Rnb & Lofi beats ++++

~ Contains: 230 Sounds + 1 FLP ~

40 GOD SAMPLE LOOPS IN CLASSIC SAIKIK STYLE!!

Elk is a French producer and beat-maker who crafts moody beats and futuristic bouncy grooves. The sequel to his Bounce pack, this installment cranks up the energy, but not too much. These sounds capture the essence of cool—they're melodic while balancing laid back vibes with quirky energy unique to Elk's beat-making style.

Jon Casey’s sound design techniques are also up for grabs via 50 Serum presets, letting true creatives tweak and reimagine his basses, leads, pads, and “barks” directly from the source. And to make this kit truly all-in-one, dozens of Starter loops with twinkling lead melodies, warm, bassy chords, and energetic synth brass lines are also ready to be dropped in, cut up, or rearranged entirely when inspiration is elusive.

A fat collection of fresh House vibes for your next productions, coming from Function Loops sister label – SHARP.

Loaded with absolutely all the studio tools: construction kits, drums, melodies and synths, basslines, fx, vocals and everything else you hear in the demo and so much more.

PROJECT FILE FOR WAR ATTITUDE (FL11)

for learning purposes only!

This sample pack contains recordings of my vintage acoustic guitar. It has a very soft tone and is mostly used for folk and blues music. I recorded it with an Audio-Technica AT4040 through a Universal Audio Arrow interface. I processed the signal with a UA Neve Preamp, the UA Pultec EQP-1A and the UA Teletronix LA-2A.

20 new HQ sample from Stoopid Lou. This pack includes a variety of vibes for all your needs: dark agressive vibes as well as more mellow and happy samples; crazy sound design and compositions but also very straightforward simple samples that you can just drag and drop into your DAW and add some hard drums. A couple of the sample in this pack that I sent out to bigger producers prior to the release already have been placed with two big artists (though, I can't be sure if any of these placements will eventually get released).

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.