In addition to partnering with additional professional talent, new sample content will be curated from top talent in the LANDR community, helping emerging producers establish new channels of visibility. In addition to the regular release of new packs, LANDR is set to accept sample submissions from its user community in the future. LANDR noted to us that for now the packs are from artists they’re working with, but in the future, users might be able to contribute as well:
Some of the artists included at launch include Pan-Pot ( watch a tutorial they did for us on recording kalimbas), Marc Houle ( watch his How I Play interview here), Dirty Projectors, Jimmy Edgar, Blue Hawaii, and more.Įvery sounds on LANDR Samples is cleared with the artist for distribution, royalty-free, so you don’t have to go through any legal clearing process before you put out tracks – that’s the case with most online sample services. It’s not a free for all – these are curated soundpacks from specifically chosen artists.
We’ve download a few of the sample packs and so far, the selection, quality, and variety are great. The packs are royalty-free and cross-genre, so there’s something for everyone. Samples, which launched today, is a platform that offers free sample packs from established artists. Producers, live performers, and finger drummers are all often looking for great sound sources, right? Today, mastering and distribution service LANDR branched out into the sample distribution world.
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