ALL my Loops

Full loopable version of "Sunny Afternoon". Happy and carefree composition using classic guitars, bells and organ with some light drums in the background. useful for projects or presentations where positive backround music is needed. Check out some other piece from the same collection!

Loop version of "Simple Concept". Easy listening composition, perfect for video presentations, commerical, or music on hold. Instruments used: drums, piano, acoustic guitars, synths. Check out some other piece from the same collection!

Loop from "Siesta in the Ranch" Easy country music track with a funny taste. Featuring electric, acoustic guitar and another guitar played with bottleneck which give that typical country sound. Perfect for comedies, candid cameras,summer events or relax situations. Check out some other piece from the same collection!

Loop from "Rats and Cats". Super funny rock’n roll like the ‘60 years mixed with a fast jazz riff played by guitars. The music is like the old days, but it’s proposed with a modern-sound quality. The trumpets theme is repeated a lot but it has a small addition every time. Check out some other piece from the same collection!

Loop from "Jammin with you" Really positive reggae composition, in that popular Giamaican way and using those popular instuments. Piccolo snare, wah-wah effect on rhythm guitar, a lot of percussions, trumpets on the chorus. Feel the vibe! Check out some other piece from the same collection!

Loop from "Happy Guitar Valzer". Happy theme played by an acoustic guitar over a 3/8 tempo. Effects used: dynamics, EQ, reverb over the drums and the guitars to give them more space. Check out some other piece from the same collection!

Loop from "Guitars and Whistles". Happy composition using only acoustic guitar and vocals. Even percussive sounds are obtained hitting the soundboard. Check out some other piece from the same collection!

Loop from "Guitars and Whistles". Happy composition using only acoustic guitar and vocals. Even percussive sounds are obtained hitting the soundboard.