Old School Groovebox - Synths & Bass

909 Drum Hits serves up over 290 drum samples from the classic TR-909 drum machine…

If you can’t get a hold of a real 909 then this is as close as you can get in samples…

We are extending our catalogue with a brand-new artist-curated series SM Tools! Following the huge success of our Original Series, SM Tools will bring you Drum Samples, Presets, Project Templates and much more from the most respected artists in the game.

Kicking off things in style, East End Dubs treats you with his signature Single Hits pack. Expect to find Kicks, Claps, Snares, Percussion, Hats, Bass and Synth Hits.

‘Raw Warehouse Techno’ delivers and uncompromising collection of sounds for high-energy, raw and gritty Techno productions. 

Packed with over 420 MB of essential Techno Loops, this collection features eaw, heavy drum grooves, ominous basslines, gritty stabs, trippy synth leads, modular-like sequences, dubby chords, dark atmospheres and pads, SFX and more. 

All loops play at 135 bpm. All melodic sounds are key-labelled. 

We are happy to welcome Cuartero to our Originals series! The Spanish producer delivers a collection of signature sounds and samples showcasing his unique groovy minimal tech-house style. Inside this artist-curated pack, you will find a wealth of driving drum grooves, raw beats, hypnotic synth lines, twisted leads, groove-heavy basslines, quirky vocals, pads, drum hits & FX.

Cuartero has been producing music since the age of 15. His passion for exploring new sounds, textures, and structures has made his productions recognizable from the first beats. With releases on some of the most respected labels, including Desolat, Hot Creations, Eastenderz, Constant Black, Saved Records, Cuartero has become one of the hot names of the contemporary house and tech-house scene.

Tempos roll out between 126-130bpm, making this one perfect for modern Tech-House, Minimal House, Techno or even Deep house productions. All loops are tempo labeled and all melodic elements are also key labeled as standard.

Simply known as just "acid" is a subgenre of house music developed around the mid-1980s by DJs from Chicago. The style is defined primarily by the "squelching" sounds and basslines of the Roland TB-303 electronic bass synthesizer-sequencer.

The influence of acid house can be heard on later styles of dance music.

This new collection combines house music's ubiquitous 4/4 beat melodies with the electronic sound produced by the Roland TB-303 electronic synthesizer-sequencer by constantly modulating its frequency and resonance controls to create movement in otherwise simple bass patterns.