Introducing Kaoss Volume III, the most comprehensive post-production sample pack in the series. We drew inspiration from Japanese Pop, Nu-metal complexity, modern metalcore, and East-meets-West fusion to create a collection of samples that actually work together. Melodies and grooves are sorted by key and BPM so you don’t get tired of hunting through folders for sounds that fit. These samples push your productions into future territory while keeping that professional edge intact. Built for producers who want to enhance their tracks without getting lost in complexity.
Experience the sonic evolution of Kaoss Volume III through these audio examples. Atmospheric textures build cinematic tension. Rhythmic elements drive modern productions forward. These samples capture the sound of where music is heading.
Kaoss Volume III features our largest collection yet, with 352 samples, but size isn’t everything… Every melodic sample and groove is organized by key and BPM because hunting through endless folders kills creativity. This systematic approach means you can go straight to samples that work harmonically with your existing tracks, keeping you in the flow instead of stuck in file management.
Unlike previous volumes that focus on atmospheric enhancement, Volume III includes 100+ dedicated rhythmic samples split between percussive and synth elements. This expansion lets you use Kaoss for finishing touches and actual beat construction. You can layer complexity onto existing drums or build grooves from scratch. These elements bridge that gap between atmosphere and rhythm.
We added 25 downlifter samples because everyone talks about risers, but what happens after you’ve built all that energy? These create perfect tension release after intense sections without just cutting to silence. It’s one of those things that seems obvious once you have it, but somehow most libraries just ignore this crucial transition element.
The included breakbeat loops aren’t meant to be used as-is. They’re specifically designed for chopping and resampling into new patterns. Great for Breakcore, Drum & Bass, or pushing boundaries in other genres. Think of them as raw material rather than finished elements, giving you the foundation to create something entirely unique.
The sonic direction draws from Japanese Pop’s pristine production, Linkin Park’s Nu-metal complexity, Bring Me The Horizon’s modern metalcore edge, and Babymetal’s East-meets-West fusion. This combination creates a forward-looking palette that works across multiple genres while maintaining a cohesive identity. It’s contemporary without being trendy for the sake of it.
Some samples work immediately in your tracks. Others are designed for creative manipulation. This approach serves producers who need quick results and those who want to create something unique. The bonus samples with specific harmonic progressions might not fit every project, but when they work, they offer distinctive character you can’t get elsewhere.
© Joey Sturgis Tones. All rights reserved.
100% royalty-free for commercial and non-commercial use.
Redistribution and repackaging strictly prohibited.
JST was founded by music producer Joey Sturgis. He has also co-founded URM Academy, Drumforge, Riffhard and has contributed massively to music creators all over the world.
