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New Ableton Live Pack – The Art of Brushes

The Loop Loft has introduced its first Ableton Live Pack – The Art of Brushes: Taking one of our most popular collections of loops and samples, we meticulously customized every aspect to integrate seamlessly inside of Ableton Live. We produced a complete series of Live Sessions that will instantly get you up and running with… Read More New Ableton Live Pack – The Art of Brushes

February 28, 20112 Comments

The Most Expensive Sound Library Ever – Now On Sale For $.95

The Loop Loft has dropped the price on Flutes Of Fire – described as the most expensive loop library ever: The finer things in life don’t come cheap.  Caviar, Ferraris, Chinchilla lined-mittens, just to name a few.  We believe the same holds true with flute loops.  Especially when they are recorded by one of the… Read More The Most Expensive Sound Library Ever – Now On Sale For $.95

December 28, 201023 Comments

The Most Expensive Loop Library Ever – Flutes Of Fire

The Loop Loft has introduced Flutes of Fire – aka “the most expensive loops in the world”. How expensive? How about $9,999.95 for 9 loops? Here’s what you get for your $9,999.95:

December 13, 2010December 13, 201078 Comments

New Reason 5 ReFills From The Loop Loft

The Loop Loft has introduced a couple of new ReFills, designed specifically for Reason 5. The Bob Reynolds Collection ReFill, above, was recorded over the course of several days in a Los Angeles studio, The Loop Loft worked directly with saxophonist Bob Reynolds to produce 13 complete sessions of high quality sax recordings that have… Read More New Reason 5 ReFills From The Loop Loft

October 2, 2010October 1, 20101 Comment

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