Endorphin - Future Garage Sample Pack

"A really cool sample pack which I found lots of useful textures in. Using fragments of these gave many options and new ways of adding interesting layers to sounds. The pads and FX are dark and emotive, the percussion is tight but not overly harsh which is great. Ghost Syndicate really captured an organic vibe with these samples, it is their ability to create authentic content that makes them stand out as one of the best sample creators out there in my opinion." - Deathmachine

Ghost Syndicate presents ENDORPHIN, a brand new future garage sample pack.

Inspired by the sound of Burial and many other future garage producers, ENDORPHIN delivers all the key elements of the genre: shuffling and rolling garage drums, deep reese basses, ambient melodies, foley fxs and more.

ENDORPHIN forms a perfect Future Garage production bundle together with our Atlantis and Desolate sample packs.

In detail, expect to find 1.35 GB of content, with all audio recorded at 24Bit 44.1KHZ. There are 34 bass loops, 76 synth loops, 40 full drum loops, 40 top loops, 20 hihat loops, 29 percussion loops, 21 stripped drum loops, 39 melodic combi loops, 10 drum fx loops, 60 synth loops and 10 vinyl fx loops. Also included are 224 drum hits, 26 bass one-shots, 76 synth one-shots and 15 fx one-shots.

Sample Previews

Listen to a selection of the sounds included inside the full library.

All elements have been carefully processed and categorised to match the highest quality requirements, and are fit out of the box for both arranging and live sequencing.

Frequently Asked Questions [FAQ]

Are these samples royalty and copyright free?

Yes! 100% Royalty-free for use in your musical productions.

Are these samples mix-ready?

Yes! All of the samples have been cleaned up, edited and mixed to immediately sound good in your DAW.

What genres can I use these samples for?

Our samples suitable for any bass music genre: Dubstep, Drum & Bass, Grime, Trap etc.

How To Use Our Sample Packs

OK, you’ve downloaded the package. Now it’s time to make some new music!

1. Unzip the package (ZIP/RAR file). We recommend using WinRAR (Windows) or Keka (Mac) for that purpose. Both are free.

2. Place the sample pack into your samples folder, so you can find it in your DAW’s browser. It might take some time before it appears there.

3. Now you can simply drag and drop our samples into your project or sampler.