Obsidian - Drum & Bass Sample Pack

Loop Cult invites you to the experimental side of bass music with OBSIDIAN: a stunning new collection of high-density Drum’n’Bass elements.

Get off the beaten path and delve deep into a world of unexplored materials that will lay a rock-solid foundation for your grooves. Inspired by the innovative artists in the scene, OBSIDIAN will prove a neat set of tools to give your Drum’n’Bass production a massive boost.

Prepare to work with punchy kicks, razor-sharp snares, rattling tops, and mutated percussive loops to get the groove going.

Create some movement with the rubber-like heavy subs & industrial-sounding basses. Season that with background fxs and accidental synth shots creating unexpected twists.

OBSIDIAN sound elements will keep your whole mix certain to stay interesting the entire way through!

Listen To 'Obsidian' In Action

Ableton Live Drum Rack

Product Breakdown

172 BPM
25 Bass Loops (incl. variations)
50 Bass One Shots
10 Claps
17 Cymbals
10 Drum Fills
25 Drum Loops (incl. variations)
6 Glitch Fx Loops
4 Noise Fx Loops
23 Glitch Fxs
10 Riser Fxs
3 Vox Fxs
26 Hats
15 Kicks
25 Melodic Combi Loops (incl. variations)
10 Open Hats
40 Percussion
15 Snares
25 Synth Loops (incl. variations)
35 Synth One Shots
20 Top Loops
10 Stem Kits (incl. Drum, Bass and Synth stems)
Bonus 20 Drum Loops
Bonus 10 Top Loops
Bonus 5 Bass MIDI Files
Bonus Ableton Live Drum Rack

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.