Forget sub-bass that shakes your trunk; this is about mid-range growl . You get deep Reese patches and FM bass hits that sit perfectly under a breakbeat. The MIDI files provided for the bass are surprisingly musical—walking lines that suit 160-170 BPM perfectly.
is not trying to reinvent the wheel; it is trying to give you a better wheel. If you are tired of spending hours trying to make your modern DAW sound like a dirty Amiga or an Akai S1000, buy this pack. The combination of WAV quality and RX2 slicing flexibility makes it a permanent fixture in my Jungle production toolkit.
Producers of: Jungle, Drumfunk, Old School Hardcore, Breakcore, and Lo-fi DnB.
Available at major sample retailers (Loopmasters, Splice, etc.). Search "OG Jungle Vol. 1."
If you are producing Drum & Bass, Jungle, or Hardcore, you know the struggle: finding samples that carry the weight of the 90s without sounding like over-compressed, modern EDM fodder.
You get the classics: Amen, Think, Apache, Hot Pants, and Soul Pride. However, the magic is in the processing . These aren't the clean, stock versions from a sampler. These sound slightly smashed, with a bit of tape saturation and that specific "SP-1200" or "S950" crunch. The RX2 slices are tight, with zero silence between hits, making stutter edits fluid.
Og — Jungle Vol. 1 Sample Pack -wav-midi-rx2-
Forget sub-bass that shakes your trunk; this is about mid-range growl . You get deep Reese patches and FM bass hits that sit perfectly under a breakbeat. The MIDI files provided for the bass are surprisingly musical—walking lines that suit 160-170 BPM perfectly.
is not trying to reinvent the wheel; it is trying to give you a better wheel. If you are tired of spending hours trying to make your modern DAW sound like a dirty Amiga or an Akai S1000, buy this pack. The combination of WAV quality and RX2 slicing flexibility makes it a permanent fixture in my Jungle production toolkit. OG Jungle Vol. 1 Sample Pack -WAV-MIDI-RX2-
Producers of: Jungle, Drumfunk, Old School Hardcore, Breakcore, and Lo-fi DnB. Forget sub-bass that shakes your trunk; this is
Available at major sample retailers (Loopmasters, Splice, etc.). Search "OG Jungle Vol. 1." is not trying to reinvent the wheel; it
If you are producing Drum & Bass, Jungle, or Hardcore, you know the struggle: finding samples that carry the weight of the 90s without sounding like over-compressed, modern EDM fodder.
You get the classics: Amen, Think, Apache, Hot Pants, and Soul Pride. However, the magic is in the processing . These aren't the clean, stock versions from a sampler. These sound slightly smashed, with a bit of tape saturation and that specific "SP-1200" or "S950" crunch. The RX2 slices are tight, with zero silence between hits, making stutter edits fluid.
