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Soundtracks - 810 (5.14%)
5.14%
Pop, R&B, Funk - 1387 (8.8%)
8.8%
Rock, Metal - 2329 (14.78%)
14.78%
Rap, Hip Hop - 3191 (20.25%)
20.25%
Jazz, Classical - 568 (3.6%)
3.6%
World, New Age - 150 (0.95%)
0.95%
Avant-Garde - 166 (1.05%)
1.05%
Folk, Country - 131 (0.83%)
0.83%
Ska - 36 (0.23%)
0.23%
Electronic (general) - 3338 (21.18%)
21.18%
- Ambient, Lounge - 315 (2%)
2%
- Club, Dance - 470 (2.98%)
2.98%
- D&B - 556 (3.53%)
3.53%
- House - 1332 (8.45%)
8.45%
- Trance - 697 (4.42%)
4.42%
- Industrial - 282 (1.79%)
1.79%

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Education » Video Tutorials
Puremix Inside The Mix Alan Meyerson Stephen Barton & Gordy Haab Star Wars Jedi Survivor OST screenshot
by mafi I Date: Jan/2025 I Size: 1,2GB
In this special episode of Inside the Mix, acclaimed multi-award-winning audio engineer Alan Meyerson breaks down the mix of one of the most extensive video game soundtracks in history while discussing the recording techniques they used to capture the massive orchestra and percussion sections over 41 tracking sessions at Abbey Road Studios.
Education » Video Tutorials
Puremix Tutorials Andrew Scheps Compression topology screenshot
by mafi I Date: Jan/2025 I Size: 1.34 GB
Have you been wondering about the differences between the types of compressors in your plugin folders? FET, VCA, MU, Optical... these are the types we see, and all have very different characteristics.

In this Puremix exclusive, Andrew Scheps dives into the topology of compressors and explains the uniquities in how each operates and the overall effect on their sonic signature.
Education » Video Tutorials
Puremix Geese: Start to finish at Power Station with Andrew Scheps screenshot
by mafi I Date: Jan/2025 I Size: 5,6GB
Andrew Scheps met the band “Geese” through a mixing inquiry to his manager. After listening to the material, Andrew knew he wanted to work with the band but received a phone call from the A&R rep shortly after, letting him know the record was going to another mixing engineer. Andrew said, “Not unless it’s Dan Carey!” which… it was.
Fast forward to preparing for his first Start To Finish series on Puremix, Andrew was in charge of selecting the talent and immediately thought of Geese.
Education » Video Tutorials
Puremix Vance Powell mixing Lifeboats screenshot
by mafi I Date: Jan/2025 I Size: 6,1GB
In this episode of the Lifeboats Series, Nashville’s treasured engineer, Vance Powell, opens the multitrack for the Lifeboats session and does a start-to-finish mix from hearing the song for the first time through to the final mix sharing his thought process and signature sound each step of the way.
Software, Windows
Cycling '74 Max v9.0.4-bobdule screenshot
AudioZ Exclusive | 26 January 2025 | 705 MB
Max is a graphical environment for music, audio, and multimedia. In use for over twenty years by performers, composers, artists, scientists, teachers, and students, Max is the way to make your computer do things that reflect your individual ideas and dreams.
Software » Mac OSX
Rogue Amoeba Farrago 2.1.2 macOS TNT screenshot
Team: TNT | Jab 2025 | 45 MB
Farrago is the Mac's best way tn quickly play sound bites, audio effects, and music clips. Podcasters can use Farrago to include musical accompaniment and sound effects during recording sessions, while theater techs can run the audio for live shows. Whether you need quick access to a large library of sounds or to play through a defined list of audio, Farrago is ready!
Samples » loops
Fanu/FatGyver New Year's Sample Gift Bag: Rare Funk Breaks (from vinyl) WAV-FANTASTiC screenshot
FANTASTiC | 26 January 2025 | 54 MB
These breaks are mostly from a Finnish funk/soul label, Timmion, so check them out on Bandcamp: they have breaks on their tunes very often. And their tunes are honestly dope, and everything gets released on vinyl, too...great listening, great vibes, and it all sounds so 70s even though they're made today most of the time.

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Ghosthack Nostalgic Chillout WAV MiDi [FREE] screenshot
26/01/2025 | WAV MiDi | 928 MB
This treasure trove of sonic inspiration is yours to download, opening a world of limitless possibilities for your music production. Inspired by chillout artists from the 90s like Future Sound of London or Moby, this pack was entirely recorded from original 90s analog synthesizers. All files are 100% royalty free and can be used for commercial projects. Unlock your creative potential with this brand[/b] new free sample pack for nostalgic Chillout productions: Expect drums, percussions, vocals, melodies, sound effects, pads, arps, synths and much, much more...
Windows, Mac OSX, Linux
Airwindows Consolidated v2025-01-20 (All Plugins Bundle Suite) x64 x86 VST3 AU CLAP LV2 STANDALONE LiNUX WiN MAC [FREE] screenshot
25/01/2025 | x64 x86 VST3 AU CLAP LV2 STANDALONE LiNUX WiN MAC | 114 MB
The complete updated collection of Airwindows Plugins - All nearly-400 Airwindows plugins

For many years, I’ve built up a library of DSP effects, executed in a stripped-down, retro-friendly format that is impossibly light and efficient compared to how plugins usually are. It’s also completely overwhelming at nearly 400 plugins all with their own names (or iterations like Channel6, Channel7, Console8, Console9 and so on) and stuck on older formats like VST2, because for years I insisted that Steinberg might try to take away the legal right to put out VST2 plugins and I wasn’t going to risk that, being committed to supporting all possible machines.

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