126 BPM, F minor. Every sound in this demo is a file from the pack: loops, one-shots and stabs.
429 WAV files and 40 MIDI files: 127 drum one-shots, 6 ready-made kits, 136 303-style bass notes, 30 chord stabs and 40 loops at 124-132 BPM. Made with our own drum machine, 303-style bass synth and poly synth.
Six of the 40 loops, as they come.
Each preview plays one loop from the pack twice, levelled to the same loudness. No extra processing.
Everything for a track's drums, bass and chords.
Kicks 24, snares 10, claps 10, rims 6, closed hats 14, open hats 9, rides 6, toms 18, cowbells 6, shakers 6, perc 18.
16 pads each, numbered in Drum Rack pad order: Detroit 909, 808 Deep, Berlin Warehouse, Electro, Dub, Acid House.
4 characters (Classic, Driven, Square, Squelch), each plain and accented, 17 notes from C0 to C4 with root note and loop points stored in the file.
One-shot chords: Dub 10, House 6, Keys 8, Pad 6.
4 bars each, 124-132 BPM, tempo and key in the name: 12 drum loops, 8 top loops (no kick), 12 acid loops, 8 chord loops.
One for every loop, same name, so you can play the groove on your own sounds or change the notes.
Clean files that drop straight in.
One price, everything included.
Questions: support@313audio.com.
Before you ask.
Any DAW or sampler that loads WAV files: Ableton Live (any edition), FL Studio, Logic, Bitwig, Reaper, Cubase, Studio One and others. The MIDI files work everywhere too.
No. We made every sound with our own software: a drum machine in the 808 and 909 style, a 303-style bass synth and a poly synth. That's also why we can license them to you royalty-free.
Yes, for money or for free, with no royalties and no credit needed. You can't resell or share the samples themselves, on their own or inside another sound product, or register an unchanged loop with Content ID. LICENSE.txt in the zip has the details.
Right after checkout you land on your download page. Bookmark it: the link keeps working if you need the files again.
Drop a character's 17 notes into a sampler (Simpler or Sampler in Live, or any multisampler). Each file stores its root note, so most samplers map them across the keyboard by themselves.