Are you a producer or musician that’s ever had a nasty case of writer’s block and just need that first note or sample to get your creative juices flowing once again? Well thanks to the guys at Converse, there’s now a cure for that.
Introducing the Converse Rubber Tracks Sample Library, a growing collection of audio samples recorded at Converse Rubber Tracks studios that is free to use for any and all aspiring artists creating music.
Created in partnership with Inabada Music, the brilliant new online initiative features musical contributions from over 125 musicians from a diverse pool of genres including, offering over 10,000 high quality loops, stems and sounds created by emerging and established artists at the Converse Rubber Tracks studio in Brooklyn and Converse Rubber Tracks pop-up studios around the world.
Converse’s Global Music Marketing Director Jed Lewis spoke of the new library, “We’re thrilled to announce the launch of Converse Rubber Tracks Sample Library, as it marks the continued expansion of our global Converse Rubber Tracks program. This free online library will serve as a leading resource for bands, artists, and producers from all over the world to explore their musical aspirations.”
“With so many musicians having professional recording capabilities in their homes and on their laptops, sampling recorded content has become an integral part of the music creation process,” Indaba co-founder Dan Zaccagnino said in a statement. “Indaba has been a leader in providing creative opportunities and unprecedented access to source material to musicians for a decade. Working with Converse to develop such a ground-breaking resource for musicians is truly in the spirit of both companies.”
To access and find out more information about the Converse Rubber Tracks Sample Library and to hear songs created using the samples, jump over to their official site.
Check out the recording artists discuss the library in the exciting vid below:
