The Crate Diggers Reloaded

'The Crate Diggers Reloaded' is a full blown 10 track album packed with complete instrumentals for you to chop and flip to your liking. Sounds included are inspired by the old Sci-Fi and Horror soundtracks and Progressive Rock LPs, making it perfect sampling material for Hip Hop producers.

Normally $40.65 USD

Our price $20.32 USD

£16.25 GBP

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1.14GB (Unzipped)
1 min 12 sec @ 85Mbps
88 files / Royalty-Free

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As a sample based producer, 2Deep understands the struggles that come with it. With copyright laws getting tighter, you're always wondering if the original creator of the sample will clear your record when you go to seek clearance for it.

With a team of professionals, 2Deep have put together another full blown, 10 track album packed with Royalty-Free instrumentals that sound just like record samples for you to chop and flip to your liking. Included are the full tracklines to each instrumental so you're able to mix everything down the way you want.

With 2Deep having production credits with 50 Cent, Tank, Fetty Wap, Method Man, Rick Ross, Ghostface Killah, Jadakiss, Uncle Murda, Shyheim, Sean Price, Epic Rap Battles Of History, Rockstar Games and countless other artists & companies, you can be sure that you are getting A+ production material to work with.

Let the music speak for itself, check out the audio snippet to understand why this is a gold mine for any producer.

Product Details:

• 24-Bit WAV

• MP3 Format

• Over 1 GB of Content

• 100% Royalty-Free

• Complete Track Separations

• 10 Full Instrumental Tracks

Suitable Genres

Hip Hop

Customer Reviews

These sound wonderful - inspiring even, but not...

by Tim Spencer

These sound wonderful - inspiring even, but not much use in the format presented. A series of stems, no key or tempo information, no loops - which will leave most of us with lots of work to do to make use of them.

Don't get me wrong - they do sound good and I would love to use them, but someone really should have put some effort into making them usable!