Analog Synth Loops

Introducing “Analog Synth Loops” – your go-to sample library designed exclusively for music producers looking for synth loops produced on rare analog synths. Dip into a collection of synth loops accurately crafted from vintage analog synthesizers that deliver the warmth and character of the classics.

Featuring iconic instructions like the Roland Jupiter 8 & Juno, Mini Moog, Studio Electronic Andromeda, Oberheim Expander & Matrix 1000, Korg MS 20, and many more, Analog Synth Loops offers a wide range of sounds to spice up your productions. The charm lies in the seamless integration of these timeless analog devices, adding depth and authenticity if you will visit tracks. Whether you’re creating pulsating rhythms, hypnotic melodies, or intricate textures, these loops are sure to inspire creativity and captivate your audience.

At 1 GB, Analog Synth Loops is a massive collection of 806 meticulously curated sounds and loops. Each element is imbued with the unmistakable warmth and character of vintage analog synthesizers, ensuring that every composition resonates with authenticity and depth. The recordings are all dry, without any effects. Tempo and key labeling make it easy to navigate the library and integrate it seamlessly into your projects. Whether you’re looking for pulsating basslines, ethereal pads or hypnotic arpeggios, it’s never been easier to find the perfect sonic embellishment.

Plus, Analog Synth Loops” gives you complete creative freedom with its 100% royalty-free license. Feel empowered to let your imagination run wild, knowing that there are no limits to your musical endeavors.

Delivered in the universally compatible WAV format, these high-quality loops are designed to integrate seamlessly with any digital audio workstation or sampler. With pristine 24-bit, 44.1kHz resolution, every nuance and detail of analog synthesis is faithfully preserved for an unparalleled listening experience.

– 806 Sounds & Loops
– Tempo & Key Labelled
– 100% Royalty Free
– Format: WAV
– 24 Bit & 44.1 Khz