So TheLoopLoft.com currently has a flash sale on their platinum pack, which is ~75gb of samples for only $99. I'm curious, has anyone used their samples or purchased from them before? I've searched everywhere for product reviews - criticisms and all - with no results.
Generally, I have a hard time trusting products that lack feedback, especially when the only reviews tend to be on their site..
So I'm looking for an answer. Are they simply underrated, or are they hardly worth the $$?
The Loop Loft: Any good?
Re: The Loop Loft: Any good?
IMO you'd be better served with Splice Sound
https://splice.com/features/sounds
$8 a month to pick 100 specific samples instead of dropping a lump sum on what will mostly be filler you won't use.
https://splice.com/features/sounds
$8 a month to pick 100 specific samples instead of dropping a lump sum on what will mostly be filler you won't use.
Re: The Loop Loft: Any good?
They are fine for what they are, but I have not been particularly impressed with the packs I've gotten from them.
All of the packs I've gotten have been pretty plain, unremarkable, had very little flavor to them.
Nice generic beats that I could see being helpful for someone who has to put out a lot of material on a deadline, but there's not much personality to the samples I've used. Very well recorded, good tracking, fills etc., but nothing that's really wowed me.
The price is reasonable though - I don't feel too bad about putting $9 towards a pack of few dozen professionally recorded loops.
They have their place, but they haven't really blown my mind.
All of the packs I've gotten have been pretty plain, unremarkable, had very little flavor to them.
Nice generic beats that I could see being helpful for someone who has to put out a lot of material on a deadline, but there's not much personality to the samples I've used. Very well recorded, good tracking, fills etc., but nothing that's really wowed me.
The price is reasonable though - I don't feel too bad about putting $9 towards a pack of few dozen professionally recorded loops.
They have their place, but they haven't really blown my mind.
Re: The Loop Loft: Any good?
I think most of them are dry. I do buy their midi files and weekend specials. I often stay away from the mega gigabyte products from most developers.
Loop subscriptions can have their drawbacks since they will change the conditions. Splice has some great vendors. I think though if you like a complete library you will spend more. No midi files. Sample Magic has where you can buy parts of their libraries.
Loop subscriptions can have their drawbacks since they will change the conditions. Splice has some great vendors. I think though if you like a complete library you will spend more. No midi files. Sample Magic has where you can buy parts of their libraries.
Re: The Loop Loft: Any good?
got their drum bundle midi files. no instructions (if that matters). lots of repetition. some audio samples (not enough).
probably a good bargain, but only if a great weekend sale.
you get what you pay for.
probably a good bargain, but only if a great weekend sale.
you get what you pay for.