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Fresh from the Zenhiser camp comes "Psynth", an instant collection of 100 brand new, full on, driving and melodic psytrance synth loops and pad sequences. Supplied with both fx trail outs and cut perfectly for looping these impressive psytrance synth parts are perfect for instant gratification. Designed by a master of the underground psytrance sound, this exclusive Zenhiser sample pack is setting new boundaries in the psy trance sample realm. So how do we describe it? Well the psy trance samples range from trip tonic arpeggios through to full on power driving leads sprinkled with a mix mesmerising movements and mind boggling sequences. Basically it's a must for all psytrance producers that want a hook in seconds. It simply doesn't get any easier than this so don't take our word for it, check out the "Psynth" preview and you'll know exactly what we are talking about.

'Jacked Out House' by Soundbox is full of killer 4/4 loops & samples for the discerning House producer. With 220 loops and 80 one-shots in total, this pack is invaluable for all your modern House creations.

28 Omnisphere presets made by @fernospazzin

Requires Spectrasonics Omnisphere

Middle Eastern music, especially vocals, have a unique character and colour inspiring producers and composers. You will find loops and phrases from different performers and different cultures of Middle East in this library.

This is a collection of Sitar One Shots and Loops performed by Marty Alan.

The Kit Includes:

50 Serum Presets

Some synth sounds take us back to other times. This set is from a Flintpope.net Reaktorblocks synth called A MEMORY OF LIGHT, designed to evoke a sense of longing for the past; twenty four memories linger here. If you want to get forty (and then create more of your own)

45 MIDIS OF PURE MIRA MELODY MANIA

FROM DETROIT TO BERLIN
The cool, disaffected sound of Berlin meets the funk and soul of Detroit techno – hypnotic arpeggios, lush dub chords, rolling basslines, and more. LUNAR ECHOES comes ready to create complex minimal grooves and melodics. Kits built from classic synths and drum machines are custom processed with analog gear and ready to sequence. Experiment with subtle variations and evolving modulations to make anthemic techno tracks that move the crowd.

This is a masterclass in Hip Hop style sampling and sound flipping within FL Studio, taught by FL Studio Power User Curtiss King.

This step-by-step course was designed to take the guess work out of sampling music within in FL Studio. Not only will you learn how to chop samples like a pro, but you will learn how to control them to your ear's desire.

SEQUEL IS A DRUM SAMPLER/SEQUENCER THAT BRINGS BACK THE QUICK VINTAGE DRUM MACHINE WORKFLOW. IT INCLUDES A LIBRARY OF FAMOUS DRUM MACHINES AND PATTERNS, OR ADD YOUR OWN SAMPLES AS WELL. IT COMES WITH COOL FEATURES TO INSPIRE!

What makes a great song even better? Adding a great guitar solo, that’s what! LickLibrary presents Killer Pop Solos. Showcasing ten of the most incredible guitar solos to grace Top 40 charts the world over; this collection features the perfect mix of melodic-mastery combined with technical prowess for some truly unforgettable guitar moments.

Released in April 1975, Fandango! is the fourth album release from blues-rock giants ZZ Top. A half-studio, half-live recording, Fandango! produced the band’s first Top 40 single (“Tush”) and showcases the band’s exceptional skills on stage, captured in the New Orleans nightclub The Warehouse.

Released in October 1968, Electric Ladyland was Jimi Hendrix’s third and final album with the original Experience line-up, and found him taking his funk and psychedelic sounds to the absolute limit. The result was not only one of the best rock albums of the era, but also arguably the best studio album the Jimi Hendrix ExExperience produced in their brief career together.

Released in July, 1986, Eat ‘Em and Smile is the debut full length solo album by original Van Halen vocalist David Lee Roth. Featuring an all-star virtuoso lineup of Steve Vai, Billy Sheehan, and Gregg Bissonette. Both a huge critical and commercial success, this classic album saw Roth return to a hard rock sound comparable with that of early Van Halen, but with some speed metal, lounge and even jazz influences thrown in for good measure.