Amor - Latin Guitar Loops
Amor - Latin Guitar Loops
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It's usually pretty hard to make your production sound 'expensive', 'urban' and 'ethnic' at the same time, but these latin guitar loops can help you do just that! These exotic guitar loops are versatile across genres like trap, latin, pop and urban music. Check out some of the loops to get a sneak peak of what's inside.
Technical Details:
'Amor' contains 100 Latin Guitar Loops. All files are audio files (.WAV format)
All loops are played using real acoustic guitars. Loops in this pack are 8-16 bars long perfectly loop-able with tempos range from 80 - 170 BPM, neatly labelled with BPM and Key and are perfectly loop-able.
Benefits Of Using Our Loops:
✅ Works with all DAWs flawlessly
✅ Get professional results fast
✅ Loop stems included
✅ Drag and Drop (ready to use)
✅ 100% Royalty Free loops
✅ Gets you inspired quickly
These Latin guitar loops can be incorporated in a wide range of scenarios. For example you could sample these loops in your Urban and Pop records to give it a new ethnic vibe, heavily time stretch them and create a lo-fi beat, or you could use them with bouncy 808s and create a Latin trap beat! The possibilities are endless.
Every loop in this pack has 3 stems (Left, Right and Melody), so along with the 100 loops, you also get 300 stems for maximum flexibility while crafting your own songs.
Even one inspiring guitar riff can trigger the creation of a great song. The loops in this pack have been designed using contemporary and traditional Latin guitar patterns all played on acoustic guitars with nylon strings.
The loops in this pack have tempos ranging from 80 - 170 BPM, a broad range suitable for most compositions.
If you love latin guitar patterns and are looking for some exotic guitar pieces to use within your music, this pack will be a great addition to your tool kit. You may also like to check out Jade - Nylon Guitar Loops and Intricate - Spanish Guitar Loops.
Pro Tip: Try combining various guitar loops together, use reverbs, delays, chopping, etc to explore interesting sonic possibilities.