Wraith - Future Beats Sample Pack

Loop Cult is proud to announce WRAITH: a heavy-duty sonic collection aimed to wreak absolute havoc on any dancefloor, no questions asked. 

Packed with 100% royalty free weaponry, it showcases the vilest sides of Trap, Dubstep, and Beats, offering a staggering 950 mb of pure sonic madness. 

Be ready to work with an array of cranky sonics that agree with the latest trends of the experimental beats spectrum: 

• A selection of beats, both full-on drum loops and one-shots, with fat booming kicks, razor-sharp snares, and rasping offbeat percussion, they are deemed to get the listener moving; 

• Fat and fleshy subs as well as chunky mids will be a nice filler for your low-range and will give your tracks that bulky heavyweight edge. 

To keep your arrangement colourful and diverse, there's a broad selection of FX content: lasers, fillers, risers and fallers of all sorts, and much, much more.

And finally, prepare to stuff the range above your low-mids with a range of unhinged psychotic synth loops that are beyond any description. Just pure cutting-edge madness right at your fingertips. Don't miss out.

Listen To 'Wraith' In Action

'Wraith' Drum Rack

Ableton Live 10 Drum Rack

Extremely useful tool for making drum beats

Loops and Samples work in any DAW

100% Royalty-free for use in your musical productions

Frequently Asked Questions [FAQ]

Are these samples royalty and copyright free?
Yes! 100% Royalty-free for use in your musical productions.

Are these samples mix-ready?
Yes! All of the samples have been cleaned up, edited and mixed to immediately sound good in your DAW.

What genres can I use these samples for?
Our samples suitable for any bass music genre: Dubstep, Drum & Bass, Grime, Trap etc.

How To Use Our Sample Packs

OK, you’ve downloaded the package. Now it’s time to make some new music!

1. Unzip the package (ZIP/RAR file). We recommend using WinRAR (Windows) or Keka (Mac) for that purpose. Both are free.

2. Place the sample pack into your samples folder, so you can find it in your DAW’s browser. It might take some time before it appears there.

3. Now you can simply drag and drop our samples into your project or sampler.