Loop Bass

The title of this excellent release is somewhat overstated. Suburban Base was arguably the most prolific and iconic label of hardcore and jungle music (though less so drum & bass). There are many genre classics on this collection, but it would be impossible on three CDs to come even close to capturing hardcore and jungle’s wonderfully chaotic, punk-like DIY approach. The culture spawned hundreds if not thousands of labels and many more producers, DJs, MCs and events. Much of its output was not primarily listened to as individual tracks, at home on CD or vinyl – but heard mixed together by DJs, on pirate radio stations, at raves and on mix tapes. “Hardcore” emerged around 1990-91 from the acid house and rave scene, a brilliant mutation of influences that brought together US and European house and techno, and, increasingly, sped-up hip hop or funk-derived “breakbeats”.
The term itself describes the aesthetic of the scene – gritty and unpretentious, adding a pugnacious edge to the blissed-out hedonism of acid house.

The title of this excellent release is somewhat overstated. Suburban Base was arguably the most prolific and iconic label of hardcore and jungle music (though less so drum & bass). There are many genre classics on this collection, but it would be impossible on three CDs to come even close to capturing hardcore and jungle’s wonderfully chaotic, punk-like DIY approach. The culture spawned hundreds if not thousands of labels and many more producers, DJs, MCs and events. Much of its output was not primarily listened to as individual tracks, at home on CD or vinyl – but heard mixed together by DJs, on pirate radio stations, at raves and on mix tapes. “Hardcore” emerged around 1990-91 from the acid house and rave scene, a brilliant mutation of influences that brought together US and European house and techno, and, increasingly, sped-up hip hop or funk-derived “breakbeats”.
The term itself describes the aesthetic of the scene – gritty and unpretentious, adding a pugnacious edge to the blissed-out hedonism of acid house.

The title of this excellent release is somewhat overstated. Suburban Base was arguably the most prolific and iconic label of hardcore and jungle music (though less so drum & bass). There are many genre classics on this collection, but it would be impossible on three CDs to come even close to capturing hardcore and jungle’s wonderfully chaotic, punk-like DIY approach. The culture spawned hundreds if not thousands of labels and many more producers, DJs, MCs and events. Much of its output was not primarily listened to as individual tracks, at home on CD or vinyl – but heard mixed together by DJs, on pirate radio stations, at raves and on mix tapes. “Hardcore” emerged around 1990-91 from the acid house and rave scene, a brilliant mutation of influences that brought together US and European house and techno, and, increasingly, sped-up hip hop or funk-derived “breakbeats”.
The term itself describes the aesthetic of the scene – gritty and unpretentious, adding a pugnacious edge to the blissed-out hedonism of acid house.

Introducing Rock Bass, a dynamic collection of loops designed to ignite the fire in your rock productions. With a staggering 548 meticulously crafted rock bass loops, this library is a must-have resource for musicians and producers looking to add energy, groove and drive to their rock music. With an impressive range of tempos from 100 BPM to 240 BPM, the Rock Bass Sample Library covers a wide spectrum of rock subgenres, from laid-back blues rock to high-octane punk and everything in between. No matter what style or intensity you’re going for, you’ll find the perfect bass loops to anchor your rock compositions. The Rock Bass Sample Library features a massive 850 MB of meticulously recorded and expertly played bass loops. Each loop captures the essence of live bass playing, delivering the heart-pounding pulse and compelling rhythms that define the rock genre.

Our new Melodic Techno Heartbeat sample pack is perfect for producers looking to create music like Massano, Monolink, Artbat, Josh Gigante, and Kevin De Vries.

"Joka Beatz Loop Machine for Kontakt" was created by renowned company Diamond Loopz to provide producers with the final collection of Trap, R\&B, Hip Hop sounds ever needed for writing hits.

RIFFENDIUM SERIES is a themed sample library collection for modern producers and composers.
It includes loops of real, modeled, synthesized and designed instruments, resulting in an original palette of inspiring sounds for creators of electronic and organic music.

Vintage Bass
For the biggest, boldest and downright baddest basses Vintage Bass is where it’s at. The library was recorded with a 1978 Music Man Stingray bass equipped with very old strings. The performance’s rhythmic phrasing varies from straight to a swinging bounce, and the microtiming is tastefully pushed and pulled across the beat for additional groove and attitude. Ideal for Downtempo, HipHop, LoFi, Lounge or Chill, both in sound and groove, Vintage Bass is the real deal.

Empire of Bass is the first in the Performance Series, a set of instruments designed to give you powerful and immediate access to a range of customisable great quality sounds along with ease-of-use that include performance related features over and above the “normal” dual-rompler fare. Download the demo now to take it for a spin.