Splice The Glitch Mob Drink the Sea Sample Pack WAV
22 Jan 2020 | 752.5MB
The Glitch Mob—the Los Angeles-based trio comprising Justin Boreta, Ed Ma, and Joshua Mayer—collage their unique skills to craft boundary-pushing electronic sounds that appeal to a wide variety of dance music fans and producers alike. One of the most beloved live electronic acts and distinctive recording artists working today, The Glitch Mob are lending signature sounds from their acclaimed first studio album, Drink the Sea to your productions. Having peaked at number 15 on the Billboard Top Dance/Electronic Albums chart, these sounds will add some serious movement to your tracks.
22 Jan 2020 | 174.7MB
Released through TeamSupreme’s Sample Pack Label on Splice, Dot’s first edition of samples she is releasing to the world features her signature vocals, dreamy synths, keys, guitar, live bass, and select fx. This sample pack is being coordinated alongside her new album Retrograde, which is out everywhere now.
22 Jan 2020 | 319.6MB
Bristol-based artist Laxcity brings immersive, orchestral-inspired, atmospheric sounds to his first solo Splice pack. Celebrated for his remixes of Drake and Rhianna favorites and his own signature tracks, Laxcity’s music is satisfyingly dichotomous—personal and poignant yet accessible and calming. Laxcity is an artist inspired by trap’s most melodic elements. Like his music, this pack is full of blended nuance—choral vocals, hypnotic melodies for every mood, dramatic spoken phrases, tech-inspired fx, and authentic ambient sounds. One of music's true originals, Laxcity samples set a powerful tone to any track.
22 Jan 2020 | 293.1MB
Kenny Segal recorded his go to guitarist Ryan Crosby and made a unique pack of live loops, chords, and one shots, all processed with Kenny's collection of gear to give it that extra warm and fuzzy feeling. Chords are all labeled by Key with Major/Minor and extensions.
Jan 21 2020 | 14 MB
The JX-3P software synth offers a crystalline ACB-component (Analog Circuit Behavior)-level replication of the original's signature sound. Run the gamut from classic string sounds to crushing metallic pads—this six-voice polyphonic re-creation has it all.
Jan 21 2020 | 79 MB
Released in 2000, the Roland XV-5080 stepped onto the scene, leaving a mighty footprint. Described for years as “Roland's ultimate sound module,” the XV-5080 boasted immense PCM-based multitimbral synthesis power, sophisticated modulation, an array of pro-quality DSP effects, and compatibility with the popular SRX Expansion Board series.
