Check out the charts and you'll notice that a fair few hits from the last decade featured disco arrangements. Zero-G's Classic Disco sample library goes right to the roots of the disco sound, offering a selection of Instrumental loops, construction kits, drum beats and percussion rhythms. The library is provided in a variety of formats, including ACID WAVs, Apple Loops and REX2, as well as including instruments for EXS24, Kontakt and Reason's NN-XT.



The highlights of the collection lie among the construction kits, which boast the files necessary to create 35 different tracks. As well as the individual instrument tracks, both full-kit drum loops and individual parts are supplied, enabling you to construct and reconstruct the tracks with as much detail as you require. The remaining loops, all provided at 115BPM are more generic disco material, useful for a range of sounds from retro 70s cuts to less cliched modern disco.



The files are provided clean, which makes tailoring them for your own productions much easier. The flip side of this is that without any processing, the loops sound a little bright and cheesy, which may or may not be what you're looking for. Oddly, while many of the construction kits contain synth parts, only electric bass, electric guitar and pianos (both acoustic and electric) are provided outside the construction kits.



Verdict - Used with caution, this could add a little sparkle to your productions ? just be careful not to sprinkle too much cheese.