http://www.futureloops.com/product-stickybuds-funk-breaks-bass.php

This is a quick preview of some of the samples you will find my debut pack for Future Loops. This was an awesome project to take on, and I really enjoyed making this. I tried to make a very usable pack for today's producers that was filled with many elements to add to your tool kit. Everything is at either 100 or 110 BPM, and all musical elements are keyed for easy reference. 

In this pack you will find.

FX - 38 (One Shot Samples)

Drum Hits (Individual) - 95 (21 Kiks, 17 Snares, 57 Organic Drum Kit Samples from Recorded Drums)

Synth Bass / Leads - 87 (Loops)

Organic Drum Breaks - 90 (Loops)

Processed Drum Breaks - 85 (Loops)

Funk Guitar - 255 (Loops)

Bass Guitar - 195 (Loops)


Total One Shot Samples (Drum Hits / FX) - 133

Total Loops - 712 

Stickybuds - Funk, Breaks & Bass was created with the help of these musicians…

Giorgos Fotiadis (Basement Freaks) – Funk Guitar
Kristian O’Dwyer – Bass Guitar
Warner Jerome – Live Drums

Special thanks to session engineers Derek Ferrier and Kyle McCormack and The Centre for Arts and Technology in Kelowna, BC for the use of their amazing studio. 

I hope you have a great time making the next wave of funk music that puts a smile on your listeners faces and the swing in their step! 

GET IT HERE!

Stickybuds - Funk, Breaks and Bass (Future Loops Sample Pack) Out now!

Bookings: grant@midnightagency.com

From the funky depths of the Canadian West, Stickybuds has been touring the world and releasing exceptional music for over a decade.

Renowned for his skills on both the turntables and in the studio, Tyler Martens has become one of Western Canada's finest exports, performing live in over 25 countries and growing, including appearances at acclaimed festivals such as Burning Man, Shambhala, Envision, “We Love Space" Ibiza, Boomtown, and Glastonbury.

Frequencies and FUNK

"The entire cosmos and all that exists in the cosmos, including human beings, consists of sound vibrations, called nāda. This concept holds that it is the sound energy in motion rather than of matter and particles which form the building blocks of the cosmos. "