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Soul sample packs played and recorded by Looplair, not lifted off a record. Rhodes, Wurlitzer, upright bass, live strings and real vocals, running from 60s and 70s soul through to 80s and gospel.
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The right sample changes everything.
Browse full catalogueThe sound
Soul samples that were played, not lifted
Original music written to be sampled. The sound sits somewhere between a dusty 45 and a live room, and you are not inheriting anyone else's clearance problem.
- Rhodes & Wurlitzer
- Upright bass
- Live strings
- Real vocals
- 24-bit WAV
- Stems included
Decades
Eighty-six packs. These series are built around a specific era.
What you get in a pack
24-bit WAV throughout, with BPM and key on every single filename so you are not guessing in the browser. Stems for all samples, so you can pull the drums off a sample or keep just the keys. Instant download, no installer, works in any DAW.
Most of the catalogue is fully royalty free for beat leasing, independent releases and monetised YouTube. Licence terms sit on each pack's own page.
FAQ
Questions producers ask
Can I use soul samples for hip hop and boom bap?
That is what they are built for. The whole catalogue is aimed at producers who chop, flip and layer, not at people looking for finished music.
Are the vocals real, or chopped off records?
Sung rather than chopped. Recorded for these packs, so you can pitch and process them without fighting somebody else's mix.
Do the packs come with stems?
Yes, on every sample. Take the drums out from under a sample, keep the keys on their own, rebuild the arrangement how you want it.
How do I know the BPM and key?
Both are in the filename of every single sample, so you can see what you are loading before you drag it in.
Are these royalty free?
Most of the catalogue is. The royalty free collection shows exactly which packs, and what the licence covers.
How is this different from a subscription library?
You buy the pack and it is yours. No monthly fee, no credits to spend, and nothing disappears when you stop paying.
Which pack should I start with?
Start free. The Soul Sampler is over 100 sounds pulled from across these packs, so you can hear the range before spending anything. After that the bundles work out cheaper per pack than buying volumes one at a time.
Looking wider than soul? The full catalogue sits here, and new free downloads land in the Free Download Vault twice a week.