PeteSnacks Sub Sampler Vol. 3
Key Features
- 25 WAV samples centered on tuned sub bass and 808 source material
- Includes 8 regular 808-style hits plus 7 longer held samples for sustained bass notes
- Key-labeled files help speed up pitching, keyboard mapping, and melodic 808 programming
- Source tones were made mostly with analog-modeled filter resonance inside Ableton Simpler
- Small 11.34 MB ZIP is easy to keep as a focused bass utility folder
- Useful for trap, hip-hop, drill, phonk, and other bass-heavy beat workflows
Description
PeteSnacks Sub Sampler Volume 3 is a compact WAV pack built around tuned sub bass and 808 source material for trap and hip-hop production. The SoundPacks listing describes 25 samples, including 8 regular 808-style hits and 7 longer held tones made mostly with analog-modeled filter resonance inside Ableton Simpler.
The useful angle here is speed: the sounds are already key-labeled, so they can be dropped into a sampler, pitched across a keyboard, or layered under kicks without hunting for the root note first. The longer held samples are especially suited to sustained bass lines, slides, and chopped patterns where a short one-shot would feel too abrupt.
Because the files are plain WAV audio, there is no plugin installer, license manager, or platform-specific dependency to manage. The live SoundPacks page presents the pack as a regular Free Download with an 11.34 MB product-specific MediaFire ZIP rather than a coupon, temporary promo, or sale page.
This is a small utility pack rather than a full trap construction kit. It makes the most sense as a focused folder of sub and 808 building blocks to keep beside larger drum libraries, not as the only sound source for a complete beat.
Frequently Asked Questions
What sounds are included in PeteSnacks Sub Sampler Vol. 3?
The SoundPacks listing says the pack contains 25 samples focused on key-labeled subs and 808s. It specifically mentions 8 regular 808-type hits and 7 longer held samples.
What genres is this pack best suited for?
SoundPacks tags the listing for Hip-Hop and Trap, and the sub/808 focus fits those styles directly. The same tuned bass material can also work in drill, phonk, electronic, and other bass-heavy production.
Do I need Ableton to use the samples?
No. Ableton Simpler is mentioned as part of how the source sounds were made, but the published format is WAV, so the files can be loaded into any DAW, sampler, drum rack, or hardware setup that accepts WAV audio.
