Sango Drum Kit 2

P2P | 01 July 2020 | 58 MB

131 Sounds: Drums, FX Loops, Textures, Vocals.

Moonlight Sample Pack WAV

P2P | 02.12.2019 | 90.38 MB

New Disco Drum Paak WAV

FANTASTiC | 02 December 2019 | 100 MB

A huge collection of drum beats and fills, inspired by recent releases from Anderson .Paak, Daft Punk, Jamiroquai and Pharrell. Tight, clean, modern sounds with a relaxed vibe, recorded live in the studio by Dylan Wissing (Alicia Keys, John Legend, Drake). There’s a ton of material in here to craft your next hit!

Deep House Mega Bundle Vol.1

SampleZ | 30.11.2019 | 1.69 GB

‘Deep House Mega Bundle Vol 1’ comes with content inspired by the biggest Deep House labels and artists such as Selected, Defected, Enormous Tunes, Calippo, MK, EDX, Nora En Pure, James Hype, Elderbrook and many more. This bundle includes Construction Kits, MIDI Files, Loops, Stems, Vocals, Drum Loops, One Shot Drums and Presets for VSTi Synths such as Sylenth1, Spire, Avenger and Massive. If you want to produce your next Deep House track or need some inspiration, then this bundle should be a must-have in your sample library. 100% Royalty-Free.

Wavy Guitars WAV

FANTASTiC | 02 December 2019 | 785 MB

OVER 25 GUITAR LOOPS

We’ve created genre-specific guitar loops for you. You can use these for R&B, hip hop and trap.

Dark & Heavy Dubstep WAV MiDi

P2P | 02.12.2019 | 629.39 MB

‘Dark & Heavy Dubstep’ is a late night collection of brooding and twisted sounds that will have you equipped for the deep Dubstep resurgence. Prepare to deal maximum dancefloor damage with this 100% Royalty-Free selection of sub-heavy delights, produced by industry heavyweight Proxima. Keeping it real at a traditional pace of 140 BPM, ‘Dark & Heavy Dubstep’ is ideal for its namesake genre, as well as Grime, Techno and other Urban genres. As always, all musical content is key labelled for instant integration in your music.

Death Metal v1.0.1 EZX

P2P | 02.12.2019 | 1.3 GB

…::: EZX Sound Expansion :::…

In the mid-to-late ’80s, death metal was a peripheral genre of underground bands. Then, by the early 1990s, acts like Death, Morbid Angel, Cannibal Corpse and a handful other US bands predominantly from the Florida and East Coast areas started gaining traction. At the same time on the opposite continent in the UK, the likes of Carcass, Benediction and Napalm Death advanced with their own breed of death. On the other shore of the North Sea, in Scandinavia, bands such as Entombed, Therion and At the Gates all added their own blend to the mix. By then, the rest of the world had caught on and death metal as a phenomenon was a fact. Ever since, trends in heavy music have come and gone, but death metal has stayed its course and stood its ground. Arguably no genre has evolved in a more organic way, with a constantly rejuvenating fanbase and steady increment of bands. Today, although fragmented and more of an umbrella to a host of sub-genres, death metal has never been more alive.