Warehouse Tech House

Warehouse Tech House is built for the 2am room: low ceilings, one strobe, a kick you feel in your chest and a bassline that refuses to resolve. If your sets live between Michael Bibi and Chris Stussy, lean on the Spanish-tinged roll of Dennis Cruz and Cuartero, or run through the stripped London weight of East End Dubs and Archie Hamilton, this pack was voiced for that floor. What makes it different is how it was made: every sound was synthesised from scratch. No sampled source material, no re-licensed libraries, no clearance to chase. That makes the pack original — and it means whatever you build with it is yours. It also means every decision was deliberate. The sub basses keep 91% of their energy below 120 Hz, so they carry the room instead of fighting the mids. The top loops leave the kick alone — steps one and nine sit 16 dB back, which is why they lock in under your kick instead of smearing it. The Spanish chops are tuned to the note with a spectral vocoder, so they sit in key without sounding sped up. Levels are balanced the way a record is balanced, not normalised flat. Load any four files at unity and they already sound like a mix. 387 files. 258 loops, 129 one shots. 128 BPM. All ten minor keys. 24-bit/44.1 kHz with tempo and key metadata on every file. Content list Loops (258) — 63 Top Loops · 48 Sub Bass · 39 Percussion · 22 Synth Strings · 20 Pads · 20 Spanish Vocal Chops · 16 Synth Stabs · 16 Piano Riffs · 14 Risers & Downers One Shots (129) — 24 Kicks · 24 Hi Hats · 24 Synth Stabs · 21 Percussion · 12 Claps · 12 Snares · 12 Spanish Vocal Hits Technical — 128 BPM · keys A, A#, B, C, D, E, F, F#, G, G# minor · WAV 24-bit/44.1 kHz · ACID + sampler metadata on every file · loops 4 bars (vocal chops 2) · 100% royalty-free.