Sometimes you just want to sit down and make music — no deep sound design, no endless sample digging. That’s where GarageBand Loops comes in. This collection is built for anyone who wants to jump into a track and start building ideas right away, whether you’re working in GarageBand, Amped Studio, or any other DAW.

We’ve packed this set with only the most musical, polished loops that work across genres — pop, hip-hop, R&B, EDM, rock, cinematic scores, and more. Whether you’re brand new to music production or just want to move quickly, these loops are pre-cut, key-labeled, and tempo synced, so they sound great straight out of the box.

So, what’s inside the GarageBand Loops collection?

Hundreds of royalty-free loops, organized into categories to keep your workflow fast and focused:

• Drum loops: acoustic, electronic, hip-hop, laid-back or punchy
• Basslines: synth bass, analog tones, clean subs
• Guitar and keyboard riffs: warm chords, melodic textures, clean licks
• Synths and FX: pads, leads, ambient layers, risers
• Vocals: chopped phrases, melodic lines, textures for added vibe

All files are ready to drag and drop into GarageBand for macOS or iOS, and they also work perfectly in Amped Studio. You don’t need to tweak or convert anything — just drop in a loop, start layering, and get creative.

Why it works so well:

GarageBand is easy to use, but sometimes you need that spark — a loop that kicks off a whole idea. This pack is great for building demos, sketching full arrangements, or just having fun messing around. And with Amped Studio, you can do it all right in your browser — no downloads, no setup, just music.

Who this pack is for:

• Beginner producers learning how to build a track
• Experienced musicians who want quick inspiration
• YouTubers, content creators, and editors who need ready-to-use music
• Vocalists looking to build backing tracks on the fly
• Anyone who values speed, simplicity, and great sound

GarageBand Loops isn’t just a collection — it’s a creative toolkit that helps you focus on music, not menus. Try it out in Amped Studio or load it into GarageBand and start creating right away.