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Apolo Vocals 2 Black Friday pricing comes to 50% off, so this Diginoiz vocal sample pack sits at $11.45 until Nov 27, 2026.
It is a library of vocal and instrument material in the style of modern R&B and Pop, created by the young singer and producer Apolo.
The maker describes the sound as fresh, melodic and inspiring, and says you won't find it anywhere else.
The pack holds 61 files, about 153MB in total, all in 24-bit WAV. The contents break down like this:
The loops give you finished vocal phrases to build a hook around. The one shots let you chop and play vocal hits yourself in a sampler.
The instrument loops are there to sit under the vocals.
Diginoiz lists the gear behind the recordings: a Neumann U87 microphone, a Millennia STT-1 and a Mytek 8x192.
That chain feeds straight into the 24-bit files, so you get full resolution and plenty of headroom to process the audio once it is in your project.
Because the audio is plain WAV, it loads into any sampler or sequencer, hardware or software. The maker names these hosts:
The list ends with "and many more", which fits any workflow that can import WAV files.
Yes. The maker says every loop and sample in the library is licensed royalty-free, so you can use them in commercial compositions with no extra costs.
The full terms are in the license agreement that comes with the pack.
Yes. The Apolo Vocals 2 Black Friday deal takes 50% off this Diginoiz vocal sample pack, which brings it to $11.45. The offer runs until Nov 27, 2026.
The pack contains 61 files in 24-bit WAV: 27 vocal loops, 20 vocal one shots and 14 instrument loops. Together they come to about 153MB of R&B and Pop material created by Apolo.
The files are 24-bit WAV, so they load into any sampler or sequencer, hardware or software. The maker names Cubase, Logic, GarageBand, Digital Performer, Sony Acid, Ableton Live, Adobe Audition, Cakewalk Sonar and Pro Tools.
Yes. According to the maker, every loop and sample is licensed royalty-free, so you can use them in commercial compositions with no extra costs. The license agreement has the full details.
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