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We are happy to present new series of our sample-packs - Dropgun Future House. This sample-pack gives for you our signature sounds. Most fat basses & leads from us, will bring your production to new level.

Industrial Strength Samples hits up another essential collection of Hardstyle presets for Serum. This incredible new soundest is produced by Mr. Michael Phase.

This prolific artist and sonic craftsman has gained major support from the likes of Noisecontrollers, Brennan Heart, LNY TNZ, Audiotricz, Audiofreq, Kutski, Geck-o, Villain, Le Shuuk, and many more. His tracks have been on the forefront of this energetic sound for the last few years.

'Sample Tools By Cr2: Dirty House' features everything you need to make high quality House music right now. As with all packs from Sample Tools by Cr2 they don't just include loops and one-shots, they give you a tutorial files folder including a production booklet featuring tips and tricks from the producer.

Datagroove Loops is a loops & sample label created by Datagroove in collaboration with several artists around the world. In this pack, you will find the best samples created for your Minimal, House, Tech-House & Techno tracks.

Exotic Refreshment are proud to present Deep Melodic Exotics by Himbrecht (Natura Sonoris, Subjekt / Armada, Nie Wieder Schlafen, Chocolat), an electronic music producer from Romania!

Himbrecht: "Making samples was always something I wanted to do but I haven't really had the chance (or motivation) until Exotic Refreshment approached me.

Keep It Sample team is proud to present this cutting-edge “SHLT Future Pop” release.

Supreem is a smooth journey into the heart of this producers sonic palette. Featuring cheap chops, spliffed out sounds, jazzy bends, rhodes moments, echoing keys, glassy notes, flipside beats, soulful guitars, high strings, fat snares and deep kicks.

The night is hot and heavy but luckily so is the shoulder padded, 1980s version of you. Is it Hip-Hop, is it Synthwave, is it Electro? Who knows. All we do know is that it's cool as hell and makes you wanna race through 80s Miami in a topless Lambo blasting it as loud as it goes.

Use basic and advanced EQ controls. We break down all the basic and advanced controls of various types of equalizers, as well as the technical concepts and theory behind their origin and purpose.

Music is a universal language, and the piano is the ideal instrument to bridge the gap from listener to player. From folk melodies and holiday tunes to challenging classical forms or jazzy improvisation, the piano is also one of the most versatile instruments you can learn, allowing both melodic lead and harmonic accompaniment. Yet, too many people who want to play don’t know where to begin—or believe playing requires too much investment of time and tedious practice—so they miss out on the joys that playing even a simple melody can bring.

Sample Code are proud to present Groovy Tech House!

Inspired by the sounds of Moan, Low Groove Records,
Dennis Cruz, Sante, wAFF, Lemon-aid Music, Danniel Selfmade, Deeperfect Records, AVOTRE, Play Groove Recordings, Gruuv and more.

Adam Pollard aka Multiplier, brings you an in-depth video tutorial series designed to help you make productions that stand out from the rest. Get a ton of helpful starting points, plus ideas and alternative techniques designed to fire up your creative mind and help you produce original content that stands out in a sea filled with the same old stuff.

Studio guru Larry Holcombe presents an in-depth video guide to putting instruments "in the pocket"! Learn everything you need to know about placing instruments and grooves ahead or behind the beat, making things groove, and much more! Course extras include downloadable loops and wav files that appear in the tutorials so you can follow along.

I've coached thousands of artists around the world via my courses and my coaching program Fanbase University.

The #1 question that keeps coming up is "How do I copyright my music".

In Experiencing Progressive Rock: A Listener's Companion, Robert G. H. Burns brings together the many strands that define the 'prog rock' movement of the late 1960s and early 1970s to chart the evolution of this remarkable rock tradition over the decades.