Gremino's Jungle Sample Pack Vol. 2
Key Features
- 67 unique WAV samples focused on jungle, drum-and-bass, and breakbeat production
- 10 bass samples including 808, dread bass, bass stab, and Reese-style material
- 10 break samples with chopped classic-break references for fast jungle drum programming
- 10 chord pads plus 10 piano, Rhodes, and vibes samples for melodic atmosphere
- 17 stabs and synth hits covering bleeps, hoovers, rave stabs, conga, and log drum sounds
- 10 FX samples and two included MP3 demo tracks for previewing the pack's sound
Description
Gremino's Jungle Sample Pack Vol 2 is a compact jungle and drum-and-bass sample pack built around breaks, subs, chords, stabs, synth hits, and FX. It is aimed at producers who want old-school jungle color without digging through a huge construction kit.
The official SoundCloud set lists 67 unique samples made in Reason, and the downloaded archive confirms the material is grouped into basses, breaks, chords, FX, pianos, Rhodes, vibes, stabs, and synths. The ZIP also includes two MP3 demo tracks and the pack artwork, making it easy to hear the sound before pulling individual WAV files into a project.
The strongest use case is sketching classic jungle ideas quickly: chopped Amen-style breaks, Reese and 808 basses, rave stabs, dreamy pads, and atmospheric one-shots are all represented. The pack is not a polished modern DnB mega-library, but its rougher character fits breakbeat edits, retro jungle loops, and sample-based arrangements.
Gremino describes the pack as royalty-free and asks only for an optional SoundCloud or Instagram shout-out when the sounds are used. Because several break filenames reference well-known classic breaks, producers planning commercial releases should still make their own clearance judgment before relying on those drum sources.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is included in Gremino's Jungle Sample Pack Vol. 2?
The downloaded ZIP contains 67 WAV samples arranged into basses, breaks, chords, FX, pianos, Rhodes, vibes, stabs, and synths. It also includes two MP3 demo tracks and the original artwork.
What styles does this pack fit best?
It is built for jungle, drum-and-bass, and breakbeat tracks, especially productions that need a 90s-inspired feel. The combination of Amen-style breaks, Reese basses, rave stabs, chords, and FX also works for hardcore, breakcore, and sample-based electronic edits.
Was the pack made with a specific DAW?
Gremino says the samples were carefully crafted with Reason. The delivered files are standard WAV audio, so they can be used in any DAW or sampler that imports WAV files.
Are there any sample-clearance considerations?
Gremino describes the pack as royalty-free and says no royalties are required. Several drum filenames reference famous classic breaks, so producers releasing commercial music should make their own clearance decision for tracks that prominently use those break samples.
