Vengeance Sample Pack Complete With Deadmau5 Xfer Link May 2026

The dubstep and drum & bass edition. Distorted bass hits, half-time loops, and aggressive snare builds. Used heavily on early UKF releases.

The Deadmau5 Xfer sample pack is a collaboration between Joel Zimmerman (deadmau5) and Steve Duda (founder of Xfer Records), originally released in 2008 through Loopmasters. 

It was created as a "building blocks" alternative to the Vengeance Sound packs of that era, which were often criticized for being "ripped" from existing records or over-processed.  Deadmau5 Xfer Sample Pack Overview  vengeance sample pack complete with deadmau5 xfer link

The pack is designed for layering and custom sound design, rather than being "mix-ready" out of the box like Vengeance.  Size: Over 500 MB (approx. 589 MB). Total Samples: Over 3,350 WAV files. Key Contents: Drums: 425 Kicks, 229 Claps, 158 Snares, 322 Hi-hats. Percussion: 1,500+ percussive sounds.

Synths: 227 tonal sounds, including 32-bit Moog tonal samples. Loops: 336 loops at 128 BPM. The dubstep and drum & bass edition

Sound Sources: Created using circuit-bent and analog gear (Moog, Arp), live acoustic recordings, and custom C++ DSP routines written by Steve Duda.  The Vengeance Connection 

While deadmau5 is known for his own Xfer pack, he famously used several samples from the Vengeance Essential series in his early career:  Buy Deadmau5 XFER | Instruments - Plugin Boutique The clap in "Strobe" is actually a Vengeance clap from Vol

The clap in "Strobe" is actually a Vengeance clap from Vol. 2 (VEC2_Clap_03.wav) with:

For over a decade, Vengeance Sound (Manuel Schleis) has been the gold standard for sample packs. Their libraries—specifically Vengeance Essential Clubsounds (VEC)—are arguably the most used sample packs in the history of electronic music.