Tech House Construction Lab

Do we have another nasty little pack for you this time around. SUPERJUNK is in the house! 

Sample Anatomy is very proud to present Tech House Construction Lab. We've got 17 of the freshest most diverse tech house kits for you to put to work. With a huge variety of Tech House styles, Superjunk has left nothing to be desired. 

Spanning from deep dark and funky to slick laid back and soulful, this pack is fully loaded. In the spirit of  true “Construction” you will find that most of the kits that have been supplied are your raw essentials for getting your next Tech House banger started and off the ground. Each kit has its own unique groove that is sure to set your tracks apart from the competition. You’ll find slamming kicks, deep top and bottom end bass, percussion heavy elements,  and sparse intelligently placed synths. If you are into music released from labels like Toolroom, My Favorite Robot, Innervisions, Great Stuff Recordings, Break New Soil, Definitive, 1605 and Noir Music, then Tech House Construction Lab is a must. 

Created with a combination of analog and digital all loops and one shots are 24bit 44.1k Royalty Free and ready to use. Please note that the KEY of the kit indicates the key that the groove is in and not the individual loops themselves. Happy Writing! 

TIPS AND TRICKS: How to make the most from your new pack. 

1. Change The Groove - Most DAWs come with some way of changing the feeling or groove of a loop. Maybe the groove is too stiff or too swung for you, dial up a different groove and work the loop to fit your style. 

2. Slice and Dice - Take the audio loop and use your DAW’s slice feature to cut the loop up. Move around the slices and get creative with making different edits of what we’ve provided for you. 

3. Layer Em Up - Don’t feel like you have to just use the loops from one construction kit! Find another kit with the same key and mix the two together. Or sometimes things that aren’t in the same key can actually wield very cool results ending in what we call a “Happy Accident”. 

4. Don’t use the loop! - Well not like you think anyway. When you find a loop that you like but are feeling like other producers might use the same one, try copying it yourself. Sometimes sample packs can just be good inspiration to get some ideas started. A loop is just an idea waiting to be discovered! 

5. Add your own FX - Most of the loops we’ve provided you are dry, meaning they have no FX. Try experimenting running the loops through different plugins to really personalize the loop and make it your own. This is a surefire way to ensure that no one else will have the same sound even though they might be using the same pack. 

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