We present Lush Beats, an inspiring collection of MIDI beats / construction kits, loops and sample cuts that blends hiphop, trap and house in an eclectic and colourful way.
Inspired by artists such as Kaytranada, Sam Gellaitry, or Monte Booker and boundary-pushing labels such as Soulection, Team Supreme or HW&W Recordings, this collection is a sonic journey through wonky grooves, melodies that ooze with lushness, harmonies infused with jazz’s timeless allure, and bass riffs that ride the modern wave of trappy vibes. Versatility is the name of the game here, bridging the worlds of downtempo and uptempo music, spanning a wide spectrum of contemporary genres.
Inside you will find 20 production recipes built as Ableton and Maschine projects, including construction kits and beats ready to play with your Push macros and Maschine hardware.
You will also find a WAV folder version of the sound library containing a total of 440+ one shot samples and more than 376 WAV loops, making it a vigorous and tasteful pack for your collection.
Get ready to inject some colourful grooves into your favourite sampler!
20 MIDI PROJECTS WITH PATTERNS
446 ABLETON KITS & CLIPS
34 MASCHINE KITS
449 ONE SHOTS
377 LOOPS
CREATOR’S THOUGHTS
THE REAL DEAL BEHIND THIS LIBRARY
///MIDI PROJECTS///
“When we first envisaged the Flavours Series, our first priority was to offer not only loops and samples characteristic of a music style or era, but also offer midi projects (and their correspondent programmed kits) so you can understand how those songs/patters were built.
If you think twice, you can obviously get inspired by using audio loops, but why not learn the basics behind that grooves while you have fun?
Building those libraries is a great endeavour, first because most of those music styles were built using hardware vintage gear, and second because not all the music softwares run the same way or have the same configurations regarding velocity settings, volumes, etc.
We first need to build the songs on those vintage machines, record all the resulting stuff on a DAW and finally chop the samples again and re-build the songs inside softwares such as Ableton Live or Machine.
We really hope you value this effort and enjoy playing with the flavours series, learning a lil bit with every release!”
Borja Ruiz & Jaime Tellado
