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Totally Dubwise Recordings Presents: Dub Siren Sample Pack
Produced by Subtifuge - (Audio & Free Demo Loops)

Looking for authentic Dub Siren samples for your productions? Our latest sample pack features a massive range of Sine, Saw, Square and Triangle waveforms, covering everything from classic siren tones, sine sweeps, blips, drips, drops, rises and falls & FX, all inspired by traditional sound system culture.

Produced by Subtifuge, this 344MB pack contains 100 brand new exclusive Dub Siren samples alongside 200 hand-picked sirens from the acclaimed Dub To Jungle Sample Pack series, giving producers, DJs and sound designers a dedicated, ready-to-use siren library.
 

Suitable for use in all styles of music and media where sound effects are required, including Dub, Reggae, Dancehall, Jungle, Drum & Bass, Hip Hop, EDM and beyond.

Perfect for music production, remixing, mixtapes, DJ sets, live performance, MPC routines, Launchpad performances, radio production, podcasting, videography and content creation.

What's Inside

  • 300 Dub Siren Samples (344MB)
  • 100 Brand New Exclusive Sirens
  • 200 Hand-Picked Sirens from the Dub To Jungle Series
  • Sine, Saw, Square & Triangle Waveforms
  • Classic Siren Tones, Sweeps, Blips, Drips, Drops, Rises & Falls
  • High-Quality 24-bit WAV Format, Ready to Drop Into Your Projects

    Totally Dubwise Recordings royalty-free sample packs feature samples and loops produced from live session recordings using vintage recording techniques and analogue hardware. The result is a set of high-quality, genre-authentic digital production tools designed for Dub, Reggae, Dancehall, Ragga Jungle, and Dubwise Drum & Bass producers.

Dub Siren Sample Pack

£5.00Price
  • Totally Dubwise's "Dub Siren Pack" is gonna save people a load of time hunting down and chopping out that "perfect" sound effect. Having all this variety in one place should make this a champion addition to every junglist's production "speedrail" - it has already become a preferred location on my DAW's sidebar."
    - RCola

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