Oracle Hip Hop Sample Pack
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Key Features
- 103 melody loops with stems
- 100 MIDI files for editable melodic ideas
- 34 808 samples
- Nostalgic, West Coast, simple, and dark melody categories
- Three connected collections for melodies, MIDI, and low end
- Audio and MIDI files suited to standard DAW workflows
Description
Oracle is Cymatics’ hip-hop production collection built from three connected parts: melody loops, MIDI, and 808s. The separate collections let producers start with a finished melodic idea, rebuild that idea from MIDI, or swap in matching low-end material.
The melody collection contains 103 loops with stems, covering ideas such as nostalgic, West Coast, simple, and dark melodies. The MIDI collection adds 100 files for changing instruments, notes, or chord movement, while the 808 collection supplies 34 bass sounds designed to sit with the melody material.
Because the files are delivered as samples and MIDI rather than a plug-in instrument, the pack fits an existing DAW workflow. You can drag audio into a session, chop or rearrange the loops, and use the MIDI files to build a different sound while keeping the original rhythmic or harmonic starting point.
Oracle is aimed at hip-hop, trap, and R&B sketches that need fast melody direction and matching low-end options. The three components give the producer multiple ways to develop the same beat idea.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is included in the Oracle bundle?
Cymatics lists 103 melody loops with stems, 100 MIDI files, and 34 808 samples. The official page presents these as the Oracle Sample Pack, MIDI Collection, and 808 Collection components.
Can the melody loops be edited?
The melody collection includes stems, so you can work with separated parts instead of only a single stereo loop. The MIDI collection provides another route for changing instruments and notes.
Which styles are represented?
The official page names nostalgic, West Coast, simple, and dark melody loop categories, and positions the collection for hip-hop, trap, and R&B production.
Is Oracle a plug-in?
No. Oracle is a sample and MIDI collection, so it is used from your DAW’s audio, sampler, or MIDI workflow rather than loaded as a VST instrument.
