This month's free loops/samples from Texas Music Forge
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TexasMusicForge TexasMusicForge https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=37859
- KVRist
- 159 posts since 21 Aug, 2004 from Austin, Texas
Yo y'all:
I'm putting together the July issue of Texas Music Forge and have been collecting outtakes and leftovers that might be of interest to you producers, remixers and songwriters. They're all either loops or one shots in .wav format and all recorded dry except for some compression on the drums and a bit on the bass. They're bundled in a 21 Mb zip file at:
www DOT texasmusicforge DOT com/music/samples/TexasMusicForge_10.zip
Please note that I break the URL down like this to avoid spammers.
This month is a grab bag of bass, drums and voiceover. There are 7 bass samples in the key of "B" that would work well for funk, house, R&B, trance and other rhythm-oriented music styles. There are 3 drum files of 16 bars each which would work well for pop, ambient, electronica, rock, country or blues. The song they were taken from was recorded around 88 bpm as a ballad, but these loops will work well for a variety of tempi.
The voiceover files require a bit of a warning. They are taken from "In Summer Heat" by the Roman poet Ovid and are blatantly sexual in nature, as was Ovid and much of his poetry. There is no language not found in Shakespeare or the Old Testament, but just be aware of the content. The phrases are reflected in the titles of each voiceover file and would be excellent as seasoning if you drop them into your favorite editing program, tart them up and drop them into your hip hop or dance remixes. You can hear the entire work narrated/rapped with an ambient funk music bed at:
www DOT texasmusicforge DOT com/music/InSummerHeat.mp3
Best regards to all from rainy Austin,
Tio Ed
I'm putting together the July issue of Texas Music Forge and have been collecting outtakes and leftovers that might be of interest to you producers, remixers and songwriters. They're all either loops or one shots in .wav format and all recorded dry except for some compression on the drums and a bit on the bass. They're bundled in a 21 Mb zip file at:
www DOT texasmusicforge DOT com/music/samples/TexasMusicForge_10.zip
Please note that I break the URL down like this to avoid spammers.
This month is a grab bag of bass, drums and voiceover. There are 7 bass samples in the key of "B" that would work well for funk, house, R&B, trance and other rhythm-oriented music styles. There are 3 drum files of 16 bars each which would work well for pop, ambient, electronica, rock, country or blues. The song they were taken from was recorded around 88 bpm as a ballad, but these loops will work well for a variety of tempi.
The voiceover files require a bit of a warning. They are taken from "In Summer Heat" by the Roman poet Ovid and are blatantly sexual in nature, as was Ovid and much of his poetry. There is no language not found in Shakespeare or the Old Testament, but just be aware of the content. The phrases are reflected in the titles of each voiceover file and would be excellent as seasoning if you drop them into your favorite editing program, tart them up and drop them into your hip hop or dance remixes. You can hear the entire work narrated/rapped with an ambient funk music bed at:
www DOT texasmusicforge DOT com/music/InSummerHeat.mp3
Best regards to all from rainy Austin,
Tio Ed
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Texas Music Forge
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- KVRian
- 1378 posts since 22 Jan, 2005 from Andorra
I'll try to create a new song with them. 
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- KVRAF
- 10171 posts since 2 Jan, 2005 from somewhere in the woods
Thanks again! Just downloading.
Mello
Mello
"It dreamed itself along"
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Barbed Wire Kiss Barbed Wire Kiss https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=6926
- KVRian
- 1353 posts since 28 Apr, 2003 from The brief past.
Thanks. I really liked the first bassline and the intro from TexasMusicForge 9, so I'm looking forward to these.
"God...He's my favourite fictional character." Homer.
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- KVRAF
- 3378 posts since 27 Feb, 2004 from Paris (france)
THANK You again , it is starting to make a little nice collection 
