Brazilian Tech Grooves Vol 2

Run up serious heat into your productions with 3Q Samples - Brazilian Tech Grooves Vol. 2 (2026)

This is a high-energy collection designed for producers who want that unmistakable Brazilian groove running through their tracks. Inside you’ll find punchy drum hits, rolling bass loops, sharp top loops, swinging percussion, Brazilian phonk-inspired vocal chants, and tight drum fills built to lock straight into the pocket.

New for Vol. 2, we’ve added a fresh set of Baile Funk crossover grooves, giving you that raw, driving rhythmic bounce heard in modern club sets, alongside powerful trumpet loops that bring bold melodic energy and festival-ready character to your productions.

Inspired by scene leaders like Bruno Furlan, Vintage Culture, Marian, Classmatic, Andruss, Freenzy, and more, this pack captures the sound of modern Brazilian tech, rhythmic, percussive, and built to move dancefloors.

Whether you're crafting peak-time weapons, rolling club grooves, or late-night percussion-driven tracks, these sounds are designed to drop straight into your workflow and help you finish music faster.

If you want groove, movement, and attitude, this is Brazil on the dancefloor.

WHAT YOU GET

LOOPS & GROOVES

80 ready-to-drop rhythmic tools built for movement.
Rolling bass loops. Percussion that swings. Baile funk bounce. Trumpets that cut through. Top loops that glue everything together.

These aren’t filler loops. They’re built to carry records.

ONE SHOTS

90 drum weapons.
Kicks with weight. Claps that snap. Snares that crack. Hats that sit right. Perc that adds real character.

Load them into your sampler and build your own groove from scratch.

FILLS, FX & VOCALS

50 tension builders and dancefloor triggers.
Drum fills that drive transitions. Impacts that hit. FX that build pressure. Brazilian vocal chants that bring attitude.

Everything designed to keep energy moving.

TOTAL

220 high-quality sounds.
All key-labeled where needed.
All tempo-ready.
All built for club systems.

If you want, I can now write a tight closing CTA block that actually converts instead of just sounding nice.