500 Vocals Bundle
500 Vocals Bundle
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Unlock endless creative possibilities with the 500 Vocals bundle, a collection o 8 sample packs, featuring 500 high-quality vocal samples in various styles. From rapped vocals to vocoder loops, this extensive collection has everything you need to solve the common challenge of finding the perfect vocal elements for your tracks.
Whether you're looking for catchy hooks, atmospheric textures, vocal chops, spoken words, or lo-fi phrases, this pack offers a diverse range of sounds that will instantly enhance your tracks. Labeled with BPM and key for easy use, 500 Vocals is the ultimate solution for adding unique, professional vocals to your music.
Sample packs included:
Abstract Vocal Loops | $9,90
Abstract Vocal Loops Vol. 2 | $9,90
Spoken Words | $9,90
Glitch Vox | $9,90
Lo-Fi Phrases | $9,90
Lo-Fi Phrases Vol. 2 | $9,90
Vocal Chops | $9,90
Vocal Textures | $9,90
Regular price if purchased separately: $79,20
Purchasing this bundle: $39 (save over 50%)
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What's inside?
What's inside?
Contents:
8 Sample packs
10 Folders
500 Audio files
Folder Breakdown:
100 Lo-Fi Vocals, 50 Vocal texture loops, 50 Abstract vocal loops (dry), 50 Abstract vocal loops (wet), 60 Glitch vox loops, 20 Spoken words (dry), 20 Spoken words (wet), 50 Vocal chop loops, 50 Vocoder loops (dry), 50 Vocoder loops (wet)
Key features
Key features
Labeled with bpm and key.
Royalty-free for use in your own compositions and productions.
Compatible with all major DAWs and music production software.
Specifications
Specifications
Format: WAV
Total Size: 1,58 GB (unzipped)

Preview the sounds before you buy
Raw samples straight from the pack, so you can hear how each sound works on its own.
100% Royalty-free
Use the sounds in your own releases.
Instant download
Get your files right after checkout.
Labeled with BPM
Drop loops straight into your project.
Any DAW
Compatible with all major DAWs.
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