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The Jazz Up Black Friday deal puts 30% off this jazz trio sample pack from Ueberschall, bringing it to $77 until Nov 29, 2026.
It's a loop library built around a classic piano, bass and drums trio. The maker says it delivers jazz with a timeless vibe.
The material comes as ten construction kits across Breakbeat, Fusion, Acid Jazz and Funk. The maker describes it as a collection that gives you all the performance detail you need to start a project.
Every kit has between four and seven parts. Each one includes A and B parts plus an outro, and extra parts add solo sections and variations on A or B.
Loops that long leave plenty of room for variation inside a single kit. Chop them into shorter segments if you want classic Hip Hop cuts.
Eike Wulfmeier plays the keys. Each keyboard loop comes in three versions: a fully produced one on acoustic or electric piano, plus dry versions on both acoustic and electric piano.
Jürgen Attig plays bass, on both fretted and fretless instruments. His fretless playing on a vintage 1962 Fender Jazz Bass follows the style of Jaco Pastorius, one of his inspirations.
He also used a 1966 Precision Bass and a 1978 Music Man Stingray. Every bass loop ships in a DI version and an Amp version.
Matthias Meusel's drumming carries the grooves under every kit. The pack delivers both dry and processed stereo loops, along with isolated stems for the kick (recorded inside and outside the drum), the snare (captured above and below the head), hihat, cymbals, overheads and room.
The processed sounds are mix-ready, so you can blend them straight in. When you want your own processing, the dry and DI versions let you build a custom mix.
Jazz Up runs in Ueberschall's Elastik Player, which handles time-stretching, pitch-shifting and scale syncing. Resample, reverse and a multimode filter are there for further manipulation.
The attribute-based browser searches across Jazz Up and every other installed Elastik library. The maker positions the pack as a starting point for trio jazz and as an addition to its Jazz Works Series.
It also suggests the library for film, TV and game projects, or as a musical bed you can put your own spin on. Uwe Kinast handled production, mix and master.
The Elastik Player recommends macOS 10.12 or higher, or Windows 8 or higher. The Ueberschall Downloader needs an internet connection and the same OS versions.
Yes. The Jazz Up Black Friday deal takes 30% off this Ueberschall jazz sample pack, so it costs $77 until Nov 29, 2026.
Jazz Up has 5.7 GB of samples: 10 construction kits and 938 loops and phrases. Each kit has four to seven parts, with A and B sections, an outro, and extra solo and variation parts.
Matthias Meusel plays drums, Jürgen Attig plays bass and Eike Wulfmeier plays keys. Uwe Kinast handled production, mix and master. Attig's bass work includes a 1962 fretless Fender Jazz Bass, a 1966 Precision Bass and a 1978 Music Man Stingray.
Jazz Up runs in Ueberschall's Elastik Player. Recommended systems are macOS 10.12 or higher and Windows 8 or higher. Original tempos span 90 to 172 BPM, and Elastik lets you adjust them further.
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