Downloadsamples - fresh samples, audio loops. kontakt libraries, midi files etc. Daily updates of audio samples for free download

Blue Cat's Axiom is a powerful and open multi effects processor and amp simulation software for guitar and bass. Based on the acclaimed Destructor plug-in for amp simulations, Axiom offers an infinite number of exceptional tones for your axe.

Creating basslines in modern music can be tricky. Getting them distorted and wide, whilst retaining mono compatibility often takes a lot of fine-tuning and experimentation so we created the Renegade Mini to simplify this process, and speed up your workflow.

Welcome to ALLURA Volume 1, our debut solo vocal library featuring the performances of award-winning soprano Jillian Aversa! This enchanting instrument offers 150 unique, ethereal vocal phrases across 4 keys, 3 tempi, multiple modes and time signatures. The phrases all have evocatively named groups and detailed tags so you can either start a composition with an inspiring performance, or easily fit one into your existing piece.

Welcome to Tech Tips Volume 35, an all new set of tips in both the updated Logic Pro X and Ableton 10 to help get the most from your DAW. In these ten videos, Rory from Hyper Production looks at various tips and tricks which include creating cool bass lines from scratch, helping different elements from percussion to lead and pad sounds cut through the mix with compression and EQ matching, creating your own audio rack to help give your sounds a more random, human feel, and syncing a sidechain release to your tempo.

Annie Mac favourite and house music virtuoso, Vangelis Kostoxenakis drops an amazing course on Sonic Academy this week building his track ‘Zip It’ from scratch. Hailing from the southside of Athens, Greece VK is a machine when it comes to production. With an expansive career in the business, and has developed a deep musical background through various styles releasing unconventional but club friendly tracks on today’s top labels such as Kling Klong, Suara, Snatch!, Stereo Productions and Toolroom. He can also be found regularly sitting atop of the traxsource and Beatport charts.

Snapping drums, rumbling basslines, and headnodding beats became a hallmark of Erick Sermon's sound in the 90's. As the credits stacked up, his production team took shape, and one of those in house producers was Rod "KP" Kirkpatrick (Fu-Schnickens, Keith Murray, Super Cat, Erick Sermon, and more), capturing that East Coast funk vibe in which the Green-Eyed Bandit became famous.