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60s Beat is a loop library of early-1960s beat music from Ueberschall, and the 60s Beat Black Friday deal takes 30% off, so it costs $77 until Nov 29, 2026.
It comes as 10 construction kits with 1261 loops and phrases, around 6 GB of sample data. The sample pack runs on the Elastik loop player.
Each kit is built from 3 or 4 musical parts, plus dedicated intro and outro sections. Individual loops run up to 56 seconds, so you get extended performances instead of two-bar snippets.
Original tempos across the kits span 68 to 168 BPM. Elastik's pitch and tempo tools let you move them to fit your project.
The instrument line-up:
Kai Reuter played all the instruments.
Guitar parts come in more than one version for each main section of a kit. You get a dry DI take and an amp take with effects such as spring reverb, which the maker says is mix-ready from the first play.
Electric bass loops also ship as dry DI and amp versions. That gives you a choice between re-amping in the box and dropping the finished tone straight in.
The drums come as a premixed loop for instant use. You also get separate tracks for bass drum (mic in and mic out), snare (top and bottom mics), hihat, toms, overheads, room and cymbal mics.
A snare trigger loop is included for swapping the snare sound or substituting claps. Percussion loops cover claps, tambourines and conga.
The pack comes with the Elastik loop player. It offers time-stretching, pitch-shifting and scale syncing to fit loops to any project.
For sound design, Elastik has resample, formant and reverse functions, plus a multimode filter. Its tag-based browser searches across all installed Elastik libraries.
Ueberschall describes 60s Beat as a sonic time capsule: driving rhythms, spring reverb-fueled guitars and a solid bass foundation, drawing on American and British influences. The maker pitches it at songwriters, producers and media composers, and says it pairs with its 60s A Go Go library.
The Elastik Player recommends macOS 10.12 or higher, or Windows 8 or higher. The Ueberschall Downloader needs an internet connection and the same recommended system versions.
Yes. The 60s Beat Black Friday deal takes 30% off this Ueberschall sample pack, so it costs $77 until Nov 29, 2026. It includes the 10 construction kits, 1261 loops and phrases, and the Elastik player.
You get 10 construction kits with 1261 loops and phrases, about 6 GB of samples. Each kit has 3 or 4 musical parts plus intro and outro sections. Elastik, the loop player, comes with it.
Electric guitars, electric bass, acoustic pianos, organs, strings and saxophone, all played by Kai Reuter. Guitar and bass come as dry DI and amp versions, and the drums include a premixed loop plus separate mic tracks.
The Elastik Player recommends macOS 10.12 or higher, or Windows 8 or higher. The Ueberschall Downloader needs an internet connection and recommends the same macOS and Windows versions.
Prices and end dates are checked at publishing time and can change, so confirm them at the store before you buy.