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Splice Sounds: Sébastien Léger’s Funky Tech House Pack
We highlight Loopmasters' hidden gem sample pack featuring the sounds of French house legend Sebastien Leger.
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Splice Sounds Launches First Exclusive Artist Pack with KSHMR
World-class producer KSHMR is teaming up with Splice to share his sounds with the world.
Introducing Splice Sounds
Browse, curate and download 500,000+ samples and instantly drag them into your DAW with the Splice desktop app.
Remix 7horse from Grammy Nominated Wolf of Wall Street Soundtrack and WIN In-Ear Monitors
Check out the stems for 7horse's "Meth Lab Zoso Sticker" on Splice. Learn how the song was produced and create your own version!
The Future of Plugins on Splice: 1-click Purchase, License Backup & More
Experience Splice with new sounds 1-click away, the moment inspiration strikes.
24 Producers Collaborate Using Splice at Amsterdam Dance Event
Splice had a booth located in the center of the city where producers came to try using Splice and contribute to a collaborative Ableton Live project. Listen to the results!
What’s New on Splice: Explore Features Including Inline Commenting, Hashtags, Invite Gmail Friends and more
We explore an overview of some of the exciting new features on Splice.
Our first ‘Musical Shares’ Event
Producers work together to collaborate with Splice. After less than an hour the group had 10 finished tracks, with each producer having worked on 5 songs.
Splice Beta Learnings: An Improved Timeline
Feedback from users has been invaluable in helping us improve Splice, and we want to keep you updated! Here's what we’re doing to make Splice better.
Splice’s First Community Event Recap
Last week, we invited a handful of DJs, producers, and music enthusiasts to our New York office for our first Splice community event.
Hello World! This is Splice.
Splice in private beta and with our first round of funding! Our team has built a platform by musicians for musicians.
An Open Source Music World for Collaboration
While technology has given us new ways to connect with each other, the way we create and consume music is drifting towards isolation - can this be fixed?