Cleared Samples: A Go-To Site for Royalty-Free Loops and Sounds
A Trusted Hub for Producers to Download Royalty Free Sample Packs, Loops, and Cleared Sounds for Commercial Use
In today’s fast-paced music industry, producers need access to high-quality, royalty-free samples they can use without legal headaches. That’s where Cleared Samples comes in—a boutique platform made for producers who want professional sounds that are cleared for commercial use.
Founded by music producer Meztheprod, Cleared Samples is a growing online catalog of melody loops, drums, and one-shots designed for genres like hip hop, trap, R&B, lo-fi, and soul. Every pack is affordable, instantly downloadable, and 100% cleared—giving beatmakers the confidence to release music on platforms like Spotify, YouTube, and BeatStars without risk of copyright strikes.
A Boutique Alternative for Sample Pack Hunters
Unlike massive marketplaces that overwhelm you with thousands of files—some of which may not be truly royalty-free—Cleared Samples focuses on quality over quantity. Every pack on the site is handcrafted and mixed to sound great out of the box, with no extra work needed to get started.
Some key benefits include:
100% royalty-free and cleared for commercial use
Affordable pricing (most packs under $15)
Instant download access
Audio previews available for every pack
Secure checkout through Shopify
This makes it a great destination for both up-and-coming and experienced producers who want to avoid legal gray areas while building their sound.
Popular Packs on the Platform
Cleared Samples offers several themed packs that cater to different styles and moods. A few standout collections include:
Vintage Goldmine – Soulful melodies with a dusty, analog feel
The Diplomats – East Coast-inspired loops featuring horns and chant elements
Mobb Soul – Dark, moody loops perfect for cinematic or trap beats
Churches Will – Gospel-style textures and soulful progressions
All packs are clearly labeled, and producers can preview every sound before downloading. This makes it easier to find exactly what you need without wasting time.
Ranking High on Search: Helping Producers Find the Right Sounds
If you’ve ever searched for terms like “finding sample packs,” “royalty free samples for producers,” or “trap loops cleared for commercial use,” ClearedSamples.com is built to show up in those results.
The platform is designed with keyword-rich descriptions that help producers find what they’re looking for, whether that’s R&B loops, gospel-inspired melodies, or trap one-shots. Each product page includes clear genre tags and detailed text that helps with both navigation and SEO.
Why Royalty-Free Is More Important Than Ever
As platforms like YouTube and TikTok tighten copyright enforcement, it’s more important than ever for producers to use cleared material. Getting hit with a content ID strike can ruin your momentum—or even get your content removed.
Cleared Samples takes the guesswork out of the equation. Everything on the site is licensed for commercial use, so you can sell your beats, upload them online, or collaborate with artists without worrying about who owns the rights.
Designed for Real-World Music Production
Every sample on the site is formatted for instant use in major DAWs like FL Studio, Ableton, and Logic Pro. There’s no fluff—just high-quality WAV files that drag and drop straight into your session. Whether you’re making soulful instrumentals or aggressive trap beats, you’ll find something that fits your workflow.
Final Thoughts
Cleared Samples is a trusted and growing resource for producers who need cleared, royalty-free sample packs they can rely on. With affordable pricing, full commercial clearance, and easy access to professional-quality sounds, it’s a platform worth bookmarking.
Explore the full catalog at ClearedSamples.com and take the guesswork out of building your next banger.
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