Raleigh: 70s Soul Sound Pack — Samples and Loops

Capture the 70s sound in your music production with these stunning samples, loops and instruments

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Make beats and songs with a blast from the past — Raleigh 70s Soul

Level up your music production and sample the sounds of the amazing decade that was the 70s. With crisp, glistening chord progressions, snappy drums and percussion for all of your soul needs - Raleigh merges the sweet tone of the 70s with modern recording techniques to put a smooth, finishing touch to every production. Full access on the Music Production and Production & Vocals plans.

This sound pack includes:

113 loops
1 demo project (for inspirational purposes only - may not be used as your own content or distributed outside of Soundtrap)

Explore the deep music history of the 70s in your productions

Soul music in the 70s was a powerful combination of gospel, blues, and jazz that revolutionized popular music. During this era, artists like Marvin Gaye, Aretha Franklin, and Stevie Wonder created a soulful sound that has become the blueprint for many different genres of music today.

70s soul is characterized by its lush arrangements, lush vocals, and its use of horns, strings, and guitars. In the present day, its influence is still heavily felt in R&B, hip-hop, and other popular music.

Producers often sample from 70s soul to create beats and hooks or to add a unique flavor to a track. 70s Soul has also been influential in creating a sound for modern electronic music, with producers using its melodic lines and soulful vocals to create a unique and distinct sound.

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