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Learn How to Target Sweet Notes for Blues Guitar Soloing Soloing over a song that is more complicated than your standard 12 bar I-IV-V blues progression can be a challenge. Most players simply fall back on playing the blues box, which can get you stuck in a rut or produce not-so-compelling solos. That's where guide tone soloing comes in! With guide tone soloing, you can target those sweet notes and create some truly tasty solos with some real backbone.

In the spirit of hip hop production legends like Pete Rock and J Dilla, the Piano Chop series is an entire pack of sample ready jazz influenced piano loops all in one key per pack and based around one chord progression. Piano Chop vol.1: 95bpm / C minor progressions around the I, IV and V chords Piano Chop vol.2: 95bpm / D minor progressions around a IV-V-I-I progression Isolated loops and samples ready to chop and flip however you like!

Indie Drums: Phat Boy is the new library featuring an Hybrid Drum Kit recorded and mixed with an authentic indie tone in mind. Think fat and low-tuned with a raw yet very usable tone, well suited for a wide range of styles, from modern folk-songwriter to rock, funky and even electronica/industrial.

Easily & Quickly Create String Mockups On The FlySketching Strings isn't a high end string library - its not designed to be. Instead it was designed as a tool to use for sketching out string tracks on the fly without having to wait for long periods of time while loading up the huge string patches for your libraries.

PART 2 OF THE MESS HALL SERIES! This was one of my first kits on sounds.com and also my most successful. So I decided to make a part 2! Some of my most nasty of collections are in this kit. ENJOY!

Live drumset loops with some programming

The theremin is an electronic instrument patented in 1928 by Leon Theremin. The typical theremin users two oscillators - one producing a static frequency, one variable - and amplifies the difference of these two signals to produce sine waves at different frequencies, thus creating different pitches. A theremin uses a secondary circuit to control amplitude. You can control pitch/volume with your hands by adjusting the position of your hands in relation to the two antennas of the theremin, thus making it one of the only instruments in the world that you play but never touch!