Toxin - Dubstep Sample Pack

What a crazy time to live in. Poison has been the talk of the world as of late, and we couldn’t just turn a blind eye to that.

Loop Cult say: let music be your one true poison, and it is for that reason that we have have concocted TOXIN: a vile mixture of deadly Dubstep sonics aimed to intoxicate not bodies, but minds and souls of Dubstep lovers worldwide.

TOXIN takes a seemingly expected path with classic heavy-paced 140bpm workouts, and intersperses it with a noxious twist: all the sounds inside come with a rasping and gritty feel, proudly wearing authentic underground rave culture inspiration upon its sleeve, resulting in relentlessly tight & catchy drops that are certain to stand out.

Expect to be able to craft insane 140bpm floor-shakers with the help of the over-the-top drum loops & chops, booming subs & searing synthetic mids and spine-chilling frenetic synth & song starter loops set to inject some wicked colours into your grooves, as well as a splatter of frenzied FX bits to keep the whole mixture interesting.

Spread vibes not toxicity.

Listen To 'Toxin' In Action

'Toxin' Ableton Live Drum Rack

Ableton Live 10 Drum Rack

10 Stem Kits Included

• Bass Stems
• Drum Buss Stems
• Synth Stems
• Fx Stems

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.