ElevenMusic Sounds
Free guitar loops
Clean pop beds, emo leads, rage riffs, and chopped hip hop guitars for the midrange story.
Guitar loops
Electric Cryptic
Guitar loops · Electric guitar · Catchy · Eerie · Riff · Rock · Bright · E minor
Soft Lantern Blues
Melody loops · Jazz guitar · Dreamy · Lofi · Analog softness · Harmonics · Muted chords · Melodic loop · Warm · Late night · Guitar melody · Four bars · A minor
Faded Chalk Lines
Melody loops · Jazz guitar · Electric guitar · Warm · Hollowbody · Single note · Slides · Tape saturation · Nostalgic · Chilled · Lofi · Four bars · A minor
Rustwire Groove
Guitar loops · Electric guitar · Classic rock · Vintage tone · Crunchy · Rock guitar · Energetic · Raw · Guitar riff · Solo guitar · G major
Liquid Horizons
Guitar loops · Electric guitar · Echo · Liquid · Ambient · Smooth · Fluid · Spacious · E major
The midrange storyteller
Guitar can be the whole hook or a bed under a vocal. This library runs from clean pop strums to emo leads and heavier rage-style riffs. Listen for whether the take is already amped to the gills before you stack more distortion.
Flavors you will hear
- Pop and indie beds. Bright strums and chorus hooks. Pop guitar loops if that is the only lane you want.
- Emo and alternative leads. Lines that carry a chorus with almost nothing else playing.
- Hip hop chops. Shorter phrases meant to sit beside drums and 808s, not dominate them.
Pair guitar loops with
- Drum loops for groove, bass for weight, vocals for the topline. If the guitar already owns 2-5 kHz, carve a pocket before the vocal fight starts.
ElevenMusic Studio
Turn guitar loops into a full track
Like the groove but need a longer form? Send the loop to Studio as a reference and generate a full track that keeps the idea, then add vocals or new parts. Or download the free WAV and finish the arrangement in your own DAW.
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Frequently asked questions
Are guitar loops free?
Yes. Free WAV downloads, royalty-free for making your own music.
DI or already processed?
Both. Cleaner takes re-amp well; heavy amp-and-FX takes are usually best used as-is with light extra color.
Can I pitch them to my song?
Small shifts hold up. Big jumps can sound glassy. Prefer another loop in the right key when possible.
What file format do I get?
WAV. BPM, key, and tags live in the filename so you can drop it into FL Studio, Ableton, Logic, or GarageBand without renaming.
Start listening.
Download the riff, check key against the vocal, and keep reverb tails from smearing the snare.