Wiz Khalifa Sound Kit

If you want to make high quality and professional hip hop beats, we can offer you a complete sound kit inspired by the producer Wiz Khalifa. With a total unzipped size of 230 Mb the Wiz Khalifa Sound Kit is splitted in 2 parts, each of them has particular features, such as:

1. Unique Wiz Khalifa wave samples registered in 24 bit/ 44.1 Khz, divided in more categories:

Wiz Khalifa Claps
Wiz Khalifa HiHats
Wiz Khalifa Kicks
Wiz Khalifa Percs
Wiz Khalifa Snares

Wiz Khalifa sounds are compatible with all samplers that use .wav files

* Reason
* Fruity Loops
* Korg Triton
* Yamaha Motif
* Akai MPC 2000, 3000, 4000, 1000, and 500
* Gigasampler
* Sony ACID
* Ensoniq ASR-10 & ASRX
* Any Sampler that reads WAVs

2. Original Wiz Khalifa LOOPS , which will bring your work to a higher level of quality and professionalism.

What are loops?

Loops are small segments of sound tracks that are repeated continuously. A sound sample that keeps repeating and it is used mostly in electroacoustic music but also in hip hop, trip hop, techno, drum and bass, and contemporary dub, as well as into mood music on soundtracks.

Why to use loops?

In modern music the usage of loops has become very common. This is because they allow you to create music without owning a music instrument or having to learn how to play one.
Also, they can be used continually, and not have the quality degradation that is inherent when musician play a musical part repeatedly (human error). Additionally there can be huge cost savings, on the production end.

How to use loops?

Loops can be played using tape loops, delay effects, cutting two turntables, sampling, sampler, or the support of Computer Based Looping Software like: Digidesign's Pro Tools, Sony's ACID and Sound Forge, Cakewalk Sonar, ReCycle, GarageBand, FL Studio (formerly Fruity Loops), Propellerhead's Reason and Ableton Live.

All our sample packs are royalty-free, so you can use our samples for commercial purpose.

Please note that sound kits are delivered electronically.

We highly suggest the use of WinRar for extracting compressed files.