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Amsterdam based Singer/Songwriter and DJ Samira delivers a stunning selection of exclusive spoken phrases, vocal hooks and one-shots. This unique collection brings the catchy vocal element to your productions. Recorded at 127 these samples are perfect for House, Tech House, Garage and even techno productions.

Note: The vocal samples are completely royalty-free, but the use of Samira’s name in any production is forbidden without prior consent. The demo contains sounds not included in the pack(drums, bass loops, fx), these sounds are taken from various packs. This pack contains vocal samples only.

Little Bit presents ‘Rave Revival’, an authentic collection of oldskool-inspired loops and samples that are guaranteed to add a unique flavour to your contemporary dance productions. Packed with classic rave stabs and pads, tearing synths, raw drum grooves, heavy basslines, and transition FX, this one is not to be missed!

All loops are tempo-synced at 130, making this collection perfect Tech House, Techno Productions and many more dance-oriented styles. All loops are bpm labelled and key labelled where applicable

Audioteknik presents 'Raw Hypnotic Techno', a collection of underground techno sounds and loops inspired by the likes of Ben Klock, Marcel Dettmann, DVS1 and more. Packed with hard-hitting drum loops, hypnotic leads and sequences, abstract synths, twisted atmospheres, deep pads, warped driving basslines and a selection of transition FX.

All loops are locked in at 132bpm, perfect for the modern-day techno producer looking to explore and expand their sound library.

Fast-paced contemporary house and tech house, inspired by French artists such as Shonky, Dan Ghenacia, Leo Pol and more.

Pulling influences from Minimal, Electro, Raw House and 90’s Tech House, this collection is bursting with hypnotic minimalist rhythms, techy grooves, shuffling house beats, cosmic riffs, sequenced bass lines, deep chords, rich pads, glitchy percussion and more.

All loops are tempo-synced at 128bpm and key-labelled where applicable. All beats come with a full mix plus stripped stems for mix-and-match beat control.

Modular music is produced by synthesizers composed of separate modules for different functions. The modules can be connected together by the user to create a patch. The outputs from the modules may include audio signals, analog control voltages, or digital signals for logic or timing conditions.

The first modular synthesizer was developed in the late 1950s, when the introduction of the Moog synthesizer and the Buchla Modular Electronic Music System crop up in the same period.

Today the modular models offer range of complete systems some of which have been used by the producer to create this breathtaking collection.