Spinnin’ Sounds Tech House – Following the launch of its partnership with Spinnin’ Records last September, music creation platform Splice now presents the second sample pack of this unique project: Tech House.
The pack will be accompanied by a tutorial video created by Spinnin’ Records, showcasing the various sounds + tips and tricks on how to produce a stellar tech house tune. Keep an eye on our Talent Pool YouTube channel for the tutorial video – watch the trailer video now:
This unique partnership between Splice and Spinnin’ Records is the first time a major label has launched a sample business, opening up new revenue opportunities for a label with access to artists, high quality content, and a producer userbase.
The first sound pack of this project was released end September, indicative of Spinnin’s most popular genre: Big Room. Recognized by its heavy kick drums, super saw synths and melodic drops, the sample pack is filled with drums and samples which are widely used within the Big Room genre. The pack also includes various FX, multiple presets for Serum, MIDI files, melody loops and synth shots.
And now, the series is continued with its second installment: Tech House. It’s a genre that combines the best of both worlds, with its deep basslines from techno and harmonic melodies from house music. The Tech House sample pack is stacked with various presets and over 200 samples, created by Spinnin’ Records.
Splice Sounds
Splice Sounds is an ever growing browsable library of millions of royalty-free samples, loops, and presets. Splice Sounds exists not only to fuel the creativity of the producers, songwriters, and other musicians who come to Splice to find the sound they need, but it also serves the creators (and now labels) who release their sounds on Splice by offering new revenue streams and business opportunities. Artists who distribute their sounds on Splice have earned over $20 million since the service launched in 2015.
Sounds from the Splice marketplace can be heard in songs from legacy acts like Eminem and Lil Wayne, to the songs of breakout stars such as Gunna and Lil Baby. They’ve been used in Top 40 bangers like ‘The Middle’, and Grammy-award winning tracks like Drake’s ‘Mob Ties’. They’re even used beyond traditional music, expanding into video game and movie scores.
