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The 90s Rock Riffs Black Friday deal puts 30% off this Ueberschall guitar loop pack, bringing it to $44.80 until Nov 29, 2026.
It is part 4 of The History Of The Rock series and covers the shift in guitar-based rock during the 1990s.
The pack blends rock with pop, funk, hip hop and metal. That mix points at Indie, Alternative and Grunge. The maker describes the tone as still loud and proud, but more experimental and darker than the party rock of the 1980s.
The library runs to over 3 GB, made up of 971 individual loops arranged into 25 musical kits.
Every kit has a main riff section and a dedicated outro.
Every kit comes with a trio of guitar layers: a pair of stacked takes on the central riff, plus a lead-flavored line that works alongside them. Every guitar comes as an amp version and a DI version, so you can re-amp or reshape the tone in the box.
A separate stereo loop carries all three guitars panned left, right and center. Tones include clean and overdriven sounds, with less emphasis on heavy distortion.
Bass loops come with each part, again in amp and DI versions.
The drums arrive as a pre-mixed stereo loop plus separate loops for:
That gives you control over the drum balance, down to the snare trigger.
The pack runs in the Elastik loop player. Its time-stretching, pitch-shifting and scale syncing fit loops to your project tempo and key, and the maker says you can chain riffs from different kits into longer arrangements.
Resample, formant, reverse and a multimode filter are there for sound design. A tag-based browser searches all your installed Elastik libraries.
Elastik recommends macOS 10.12 or higher, or Windows 8 or higher. The Ueberschall Downloader needs an internet connection and the same OS versions.
The pack is one of four Rock Riffs titles spanning the 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s. The maker calls the format an Instrument Series meets Construction Kit combination, with guitars as the lead voice and full drum and bass parts under each riff.
Ueberschall also points to its Indie Rock and Grunge titles as companions. If your project needs an edgier or more experimental rock flavor, the maker positions this pack as a starting point. All instruments were played by Kai Reuter.
Yes. The 90s Rock Riffs Black Friday deal takes 30% off this Ueberschall sample pack, so it costs $44.80 until Nov 29, 2026. It is a loop library for Elastik, covering 90s-style guitar riffs with matching bass and drum parts.
You get 971 loops in 25 construction kits, about 3.3 GB. Each kit has a main riff, an outro, three guitar parts in amp and DI versions, bass loops, and a pre-mixed drum loop plus separate kick, snare, hihat, ride, toms, overheads and room tracks.
The 25 kits were recorded at tempos from 80 BPM to 194 BPM. Main riff loops run up to 24 seconds long. Elastik's tempo and pitch tools let you fit them to your project or combine riffs from different kits.
It targets the 1990s turn in guitar rock: Indie, Alternative and Grunge flavors, mixed with pop, funk, hip hop and metal. The maker says the tones are darker and edgier than 80s rock, with clean and overdriven guitars and less heavy distortion.
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