The Loop Loft introduces The Bundle of Bass, a library of "live" bass loops featuring five renowned bassists.
According to The Loop Loft, this bundle brings together five complete libraries with bass grooves ranging from hip hop, jazz, funk, cinematic, indie rock and more while delivering both the signature sound from each of the artists and the “feel” of their playing style.
The five volumes included are:
- Reuben Rogers Acoustic Bass Vol 1
- Mark Kelley (The Roots) Bass Vol 1
- Janek Gwizdala – The Musicmaster Sessions
- Janek Gwizdala – The Fodera Sessions
- Charlie Hunter Looped Vol 1
This set of 100% royalty-free material in 24 bit/48 kHz Audio is available for download. Formats available include AIFF (Apple Loops), REX2, Stylus RMX and WAV, with each format being announced at a MSRP of $185 while the entire collection (the 5 libraries in all 4 formats) is $205, but for a the next two-days-and-a-few-more-hours, The Bundle of Bass is available at the special introductory price of $37 for one audio file format, or $57 for all four of them – that is 70 to 80% off.
More details available at www.thelooploft.com.
Oh, and additionally, you can get $10 off any purchase made at The Loop Loft by answering a (really) quick and simple survey.
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