Splice Announces 20 Producer Loops Sample Labels in 30 Days

Splice Sounds has announced that it will be introducing 20 new Producer Loop Sample Labels over the course of the next 30 days.

In this short amount of time, Splice will be adding over 600 new packs to Splice’s online sound library, including vocals, trance sounds, and many others.

So far, Splice Sounds has uploaded Vandalism, the sounds used by Martin Garrix’s career-launching song “Animals.” Splice states that “some of the biggest names in the industry swear by their sounds, from Jay Hardway, to KSHMR, to R3hab, and many more.”

In addition to Vandalism, Splice has also upload LGND Media and Anthology. Stay tuned for more Producer Loops in the coming days.

For anyone who’s spent time digging through Splice’s catalog, this is a pretty massive expansion. Splice has become one of the go-to platforms for producers looking for royalty-free samples, loops, and one-shots that they can drag straight into their DAW without worrying about clearance issues down the line. Adding 20 new labels in a single month is a serious commitment, and it signals that Splice wants to keep cementing itself as the default sample source for dance music producers at every level.

Vandalism in particular is a big get for the platform. The label’s sounds have been credited with helping shape the massive room-shaking drop on “Animals,” a track that basically kickstarted Martin Garrix’s career and became one of the most recognizable big room records of the decade. Having those same building blocks available to bedroom producers everywhere is the kind of thing that gets the production community genuinely excited.

With LGND Media and Anthology also joining the lineup, plus more labels reportedly on the way, Splice users are going to have their hands full sorting through fresh content for weeks. Whether you’re chasing that big room energy, looking for trance leads, or just want new vocal chops to flip into something original, this rollout is worth keeping an eye on.

Head over to Splice to see all of these new additions here.

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