I’ve been looking for samles for ages that I can and may use, these are samples of house music and hardcore old school, does anyone have samles for me or know a link to where I can download them, I have a mission to create songs myself make .kind regards marc de zeeuw
Ejay hiphop - i totally forgot about it. It brings a lot of memories 
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There’s a large collection of 90s sample cds here. They we’re used in many famous projects.
As for it being legal… unless you buy the cd somewhere, probably not.
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thank you very much for the samples, I’m going to start making music right away, I’ve been doing this for 26 years, I started in the 90s with fastracker 2, maybe you know that music program. Kind regards, Marc de Zeeuw
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If you ever get tired of using the downloaded sounds, it is also fun to sample your own stuff through the recording function in the sample editor;
Hook up whatever soundsource to the input of your soundcard and sample away.
Another option is using one of the youtube to mp3 converter sites and import the ripped audio straight through the diskop into Renoise. Bonus digging points for using AI sites like https://www.lalal.ai/ which can split imported .wavs / mp3s etc into separate stems.
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Musicradar have a bunch of free sample packs, maybe it’s worth digging through
https://www.musicradar.com/search?searchTerm=free+samples
hi i downloaded wave files on music radar , i just can’t open them is not read in windows and renoise , i get this message ;media found error: no decoder installed witch can handle the given file, er
decoding failed internet; Error opening input file [36c4]), is there perhaps a utility to read the wave files ? any idea
What kind of soundfile are you trying to open .aiff, .wav etc? Does it open in another program, for example vlc player of windows media player/
it is from the site Muziekradar , download free samples , which are packed those folders when I open them in windows and put them in a folder they are damaged , it probably has to do with the connection but I have no grip on them they are already downloaded downloaded and then put it in a folder again ma by folder, it seems to me that you should just be able to download music radar from the internet site
Some years ago, I downloaded 15GB of samples from bedroom producer blog (https://bedroomproducersblog.com/), then quite never used them 
yeah, I used to buy the magazine and have their sounds. Sometimes they provide .aifs though, even .rex files or other exotic sound formats. It would be interesting to know if you can open the sounds in other programs that you have to single out if it is just Renoise acting up or a more general problem on your computer.
Can you share the particular sound that wont open and gives you the error?
music radar offers free samples, but it does include instructions, it drives me crazy, the files arrive damaged when downloading. Do you perhaps know a good reliable link where I can easily get good smples, preferably I would like to start with free sample packs to buy later, I’ve already given enough to matrialen lately, it’s all getting a bit crazy
Hi, I have been disturbed by many types of music for the past 26 and half years, there was a huge gabber culture in the early 1990s that still lives mostly underground, or its own form of commercially large parties inside and outside events, I am learning more and more, editing and making music is my hobby but maybe I can move forward, you never know.
Here is some samples, loops:
This is some old stuff what I found in some disks.
There is also this heavy collection of original breakbeats: https://rhythm-lab.com/breakbeats from old vintage funk songs. All ripped either from vinyl, cd or both, so nice quality. 821 unique breaks.
Not technically copyright free though, but that’s in your hands.
(I made a shitty python script to download all of them automatically, I can share it in PM if needed).
More related to the original question, it is not technically some samples, but RaveGenerator2 is a free VST containing most of the classic sounds of the 90’s rave and hardcore tracks. Even though it is a VST, it is sample based, maybe there is a way to retrieve the samples somewhere to use them in your own sampler ?
Loopmasters sample packs usually have a free “taster” pack that you can download. There’s usually a few drum loops, a bass or two, some pads maybe. If you like it, you can always buy the pack or sign up for their Loopcloud service. Even if you don’t end up continuing your subscription after the free trial you can continue to use the Loopcloud software as a great sample management/mangling tool. It’s a nice alternative to using Renoise for time stretching and pitch shifting.
Be careful when downloading multiple gigabytes of samples, chances are you’ll never even preview most of the sounds, let alone use them. Find a good sample pack or two that cover the sounds you want and just stick to those.
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Quality drums (& some synths, too):
Free drums:
I’ve got them all (personally I would only recommend the quality drums), but I’m still looking for typical 80s toms (and/or snaretoms, tomsnares or whatever) that are used in music like Synthwave or Synthpop. Surprisingly I can’t find that much of proper stuff anywhere, there are way less than I thought. I’ll probably need more samples from Linn, Simmons Drums and DMX Oberheim. And I finally need quality samples from Yamaha RX5 and RX11. Does anyone know where I can get those in the best possible quality? I would prefer libraries that offer samples in mostly any possible variation (like the Goldbaby stuff), not just only a couple of chosen basic stuff from each instrument type inside a pack (like 2 kicks, 1 clap, 3 snares, 3 hihats, 2 toms and so on). Thanks in advance!
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