With AI vocal generators (like Synthesizer V) and subscription services (Splice) offering infinite variety, are still worth the investment?
Much more musical. Offers flexibility with dry files. Higher sonic fidelity than Vol.1. Cons: The song structures are very rigid; it can be hard to make a 16-bar loop not sound like a "sample pack loop" unless you chop it heavily.
| Feature | Vol. 1 | Vol. 2 | |---------|--------|--------| | Primary genre | Big Room / Trance / House | Future Bass / Pop / Trap | | Vocal style | Aggressive shouts, anthems | Melodic, breathy, dark | | BPM range | 128–140 mainly | 70–140 | | Overused? | Yes | Moderate | | Best for | Drop energy | Hooks & atmosphere | Vengeance Vocal Essentials Vol.1 2
Before streaming services like Splice and Loopmasters became the norm, producers relied on sample CDs. Manuel Schleis, the mastermind behind Vengeance Sound, revolutionized the industry by providing meticulously mixed, "ready-for-the-club" sounds. However, the one thing many producers struggled with was vocals.
Features rapped, sung, and cut vocal loops specifically BPM-synced for HandsUp/Dance (140 BPM) and House/Electro (128 BPM). Sample Types: Beyond standard phrases, it includes: Screams and LoFi voices. Sidechain-atmos and vocal effects. Vocoder sounds and vocal chops. Compatibility: With AI vocal generators (like Synthesizer V) and
The new Vengeance Vocal Essentials Volume 2 offers everything a producer could wish for, spread over 2200 individual samples. You' Formation MAO et DJ Vengeance Vocal Essentials vol.1 - Over 1500 vocal samples
: Samples are professionally cut and organized into categories like Oneshots , Phrases , and Vocal FX . Higher sonic fidelity than Vol
Over 2,200 individual samples and loops totaling roughly 900 MB.
: Includes 20 professionally written and recorded songs, often featuring full verses and refrains from various studio singers.
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