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Free starter sample pack: 10 loops at 120 BPM and 4 individual drum hits. Previews, WAV files and ZIP.

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A 120 BPM sample pack to practise in FL Studio

Practise importing and arranging audio with Loopazon Starter 120. These are procedurally synthesized WAV files; an FL Studio project is not included. The steps below follow Image-Line’s documentation.

  • 10 loops: 4 bars / 8 seconds each
  • 120 BPM · 4/4
  • Bass, chords and melodies: A minor
  • Source audio: stereo WAV · 48 kHz · 24-bit

Key labels apply to the bass, chords and melodies. Drums and percussion have no assigned musical key; the individual hits have no assigned BPM.

Pocket drums

Drums · 4 bars · 8 sec

Download WAV (2.3 MB)

Round bass

A minor · bass roots A–F–D–E

Download WAV (2.3 MB)

Warm chords

Chords Am9–Fmaj7–Dm9–Em7

Download WAV (2.3 MB)
All 10 loops and 4 individual hits — download separately

Download the audition arrangement (64 sec, WAV)

The audition arrangement demonstrates different combinations of the parts. It includes an intro and ending and is not a seamless loop.

Import and tempo in desktop FL Studio

  1. Unzip the pack or download the three WAV previews above. For the first example, set the project to 120 BPM. Each loop lasts four bars in 4/4.
  2. Drag Pocket drums, Round bass and Warm chords from the Browser or file manager into the Playlist, on separate tracks starting at bar 1. This creates Audio Clips. Check that each loop ends at the start of bar 5.
  3. To change tempo later, first open each Audio Clip’s channel settings while the project is at 120 BPM. In Time stretching, right-click Time → Project tempo. For tempo changes that preserve pitch, choose Mode → Realtime → Stretch, then change the project tempo. Listen through the timing and join.
  4. Begin with one bass and one chord part. Try Octave bass or Pulse chords for the next section instead of stacking every alternative together. Lower the channel levels if the combined output clips.

These steps were checked against Image-Line’s documentation; this example has not been tested in the FL Studio application.

Image-Line: Audio Clips · Image-Line: Time stretching

See the tested browser mix of these three parts

How this pack was made and how you can use it

The sounds were created for this pack using programmed oscillators and seeded noise. The included pack notes document the contents, musical parameters and synthesis process. Read the synthesis notes.

You may download, edit and use these sounds in your own music and audiovisual projects, including commercial releases, without royalties or required credit. You may distribute finished projects; resale or redistribution of the standalone samples or library is not permitted. Permission is non-exclusive. Other catalogue uploads have their own terms. Read the pack license.

Find free WAV loops to use in FL Studio

Look beyond the FL Studio production filter

These loops list FL Studio as the software used to create them. They download as WAV audio, not FLP projects with the original instruments and mixer settings. You can also use WAV files from the full free loop catalogue in FL Studio, regardless of the software they were made in. The same audio works in other DAWs that support WAV.

Import, align and check the tempo

Drag the downloaded audio from the Browser or your file manager into the Playlist to create an Audio Clip. Compare the original loop tempo with the project tempo. Use the clip’s time-stretching controls when adjustment is needed, then listen through the join and check that the pitch is still right for your track.

Image-Line’s official Audio Clip guide

Try the Starter 120 pack and FL Studio import example: 10 loops at 120 BPM plus four individual drum hits.

Free WAV downloads and usage terms

Guests can download up to 10 loops, then continue with a free account. Catalogue loops are royalty-free for personal and commercial music projects under the Loopazon loop usage terms. Downloads are WAV files; converting an older MP3 to WAV does not restore audio detail lost in compression.

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