Heavyocity Media has announced the release of Free Production Loops, a free sound library featuring over 3 GB of high quality cinematic audio loops in WAV and REX format.
After completing a somewhat complicated download procedure (more info about that below), I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of the included loop content. Covering a wide range of cinematic drum loops and synthesized sequences, the library provides tons of great sounding loop content that is suitable for use in movie soundtracks, various styles of electronic music, as well as cinematic sound design. All included loops were made using Heavyocity’s paid DM-307 cinematic drum hit generator and the virtual instruments included in their premium AEON Collection virtual instrument bundle.
The content is sorted into two categories: melodic loops (that were crafted using the AEON Collection) and percussive loops (made with the DM-307 Modern Groove Designer virtual instrument). The melodic loops are categorized into basslines and lead sequences. The percussive loops are provided as mixed loops and stems which can be further mixed and manipulated by the user. All loops are labeled with BPM information. The library occupies 3.68 GB of hard drive space when extracted.
Please note that you’ll need to register for a user account at the Heavyocity website in order to download your free copy of the library. The download link is delivered via email after completing the checkout process. The download procedure requires the installation of the Continuata Connect download manager, which will probably be a deal breaker for some users. The confirmation email explains that it is also possible to obtain normal download links (which don’t require the Connect downloader), but those download links didn’t work in my case.
Audio Demo
Check out the Free Production Loops audio demo:
Download
Free Production Loops is available for free download via Heavyocity Media (2.7 GB download size, 4-part RAR archive, contains 319 loops in 24-bit WAV, REX and Acid Loops formats).
Last Updated on December 8, 2015 by Tomislav Zlatic.
