Epic Dubstep Samples

Turn up the sub and hang on to your fillings – it’s gonna get LOUD! Epic Dubstep boasts some of the most trouser flapping, floor shaking and downright mind melting dubstep samples ever conceived.

These grooves are so devastating they should carry a government health warning. We’ve also injected these massive dubstep anthems with a strong dose of melody in the form of euphoric synths and cinematic strings.

Trance gates, super hot lead lines and crushing drum grooves all build intense atmosphere until some of the most brutal bass riffs kick in and crush the competition. When these bad boys drop drop, it’s all over.

If you were to stand in front of your speakers while playing these epic dubstep samples at high volume it would result in serious damage to your internal organs.

We’re talking loops of ‘biblical’ proportions here people. When we go ‘Epic’ we go ‘all out’ and you’ll hear that in the demo for this momentous product.

Here’s what you’ll get with ‘Epic Dubstep Samples’:

• 140 Wav file loops (Acidized)
• 140 Apple Loops
• 140 Rex2 file Loops
• 10 MIDI Files

With 10 song construction kits Epic Dubstep features 140 loops of pristine 24 bit audio quality in WAV, Apple Loops and Rex2 formats and weighs in at a humongous 1.35 Gig. As if that wasn’t enough we’ve also included the full MIDI arrangements so that you get total control over the mix, sequences and compositions.

Just load the MIDI files into your DAW, throw the audio loops on some tracks and your now in full control of your mix. You also get fully mixed audio examples of each beat to guide you in your quest for the sonic bass domination of planet earth.

Seriously though, you’re gonna need to nail things down if you play this demo at the proper volume – CRANKED! Tempos are all 140 bpm.

Epic Dubstep contains:

• 20 Drum Loops
• 34 Synth Loops
• 45 Bass Synth Loops
• 10 SFX Loops
• 10 Strings
• 5 Guitar
• 4 Vocals
• 10 Full Mixes
• 2 Keys

When we say ‘Epic’ we’re talking about dubstep samples so colossal they alter the earths trajectory through space if played at loud volumes. Can your DAW handle this?