This sample pack contains 78 original audio loops from the MoShang Live Online Podcast. The samples are arranged in 26 mini-construction kits, each with a bass line and two complementary melodic lines.

All loops are at 94bpm.

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There’s a light-weight mp3 version here: DOWNLOAD MP3 VERSION

The 183MB zipped version with 24bit, 44.1kHz WAV-files is available for free download here: DOWNLOAD FULL VERSION

The sample pack is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial 3.0 Taiwan license.

In case you want to make use of these samples in a commercial production, a commercial license is available for $9.95 USD here: COMMERCIAL LICENSE

There are more MLO Sample Packs available from the Sample Packs page.

MoShang: Chill/Lounge Downtempo Samples

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MoShang: Chill/Lounge Downtempo Samples is a collection of 32 mini construction kits packed full of electro beats, one shot and FX hits, as well as experimental percussion with a World Music vibe. All files are supplied as ACID WAV and will load into any software that accepts WAV files.

The musical elements in this sample pack are designed to work together as 32 mini construction kits, each featuring a bass-line and two musical phrases. Originally conceived for live performance use in the context of Ableton Live producer sets, these samples are equally useful individually as production elements and song starters. The sample pack is rounded out with a collection of electro beats, one-shot FX hits, along with percussion loops of a more experimental nature.

Distributed by L8-Night Records, the sample pack is also available from:

• producerloops.com
• dancemidisamples.com

I’ve just made a playlist of machinima(s) (what’s the plural?) of me performing in Second Life. Most recently SL resident Aiden Witrial has made a whole bunch of me at various shows. I want to thank Aiden and the other producers for taking the time to do this  – it’s been a great help in getting word out about the tunes.