Diablo Vol. 1 Essentials
“"Really insane sound design, perfect for me to express my Khaos in its full potential."”
“"Love their packs. Very Versatile, Very Unique <3 Use them all the time in my productions."”
“The sound design and variety of the new pack is insane! Raveyard’s fueling my next bangers.”
“A go-to for my productions, Raveyard has really elevated my signature sound.”
“I’ve used presets or samples from these packs in nearly every track!”
Pack Features
Description
Compatibility
Audio Preview
Hear what you are buying.
Preview the original Diablo hard techno lane before checkout. Hear the kicks, atmospheres, presets, and aggressive textures before you add them to your library.
Tip: start with kicks, screeches, and atmospheres when you want the darkest Diablo material first.
Bundle Advantage
Core hard techno building blocks.
Diablo Vol. 1 gives you core hard techno sounds, loops, and session starters that make a blank project easier to attack.
CoreDrums
Start with drum material that already belongs in a harder techno session.
DarkLoops
Use loop ideas that bring weight and direction without building every layer from zero.
SerumStarters
Grab synth sounds that help the drop or groove take shape faster.
KickPressure
Push the low end harder with source material made for darker club tracks.
FastArrangement
Turn a loop into sections sooner with sounds that already share the same mood.
RoyaltyReady
Use the included sounds in releases, edits, and client work without extra clearance.
Included packs
What's inside.
Hades, Sinner, and Unholy in one hard techno essentials bundle so your samples, presets, and kick tools stay in the same dark lane.
- Total Samples 2,250+Hard techno, industrial, and schranz production material.
- Total Files 3GB+A full download of Diablo Vol. 1 sounds and tools.
- Serum Presets 190Synth sounds for darker drops, leads, and movement.
- Kick Files 525Hard techno, industrial, and schranz kicks plus kick-builder material.
- Drum Shots & Loops 1,098Drum material for building heavier hard techno grooves.
- Screech Shots & Loops 169Aggressive screech material for darker peak moments.
- Synth Shots & Loops 147Synth material for tension, stabs, and movement.
- Bass Shots & Loops 138Low-end material for darker hard techno drops.
Included packs
The Packs Included
Included
Diablo Vol. 1 - Hard Techno Essentials Bundle
Included
Hades Hard Techno Sample Pack
Included
Sinner Hard Techno Serum Presets
Included
Unholy Hard Techno Kick Builder Samples
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Raveyard vs. Splice
Raveyard gives you one dark, connected hard techno toolkit you can download once, keep, and use immediately. Splice is a credit subscription that still leaves you assembling the lane yourself.
| Raveyard | Splice | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $59.99 one time | $120 per year subscription |
| Total files | 2,250+ sounds - instant access | 100 credits per month, 1,200 per year max |
| Included products | 3 curated hard techno products in one bundle | No connected hard techno toolkit; credits get spent one sound at a time |
| Royalty-free | Use the sounds in released music, live sets, and client work | Access depends on the platform, plan, and active subscription |
| Best for | Building a dark hard techno foundation from one connected product family | Managing credits while piecing sounds together yourself |
Reviews
Trusted by 10,000+ producers worldwide
Working producers trust Raveyard because the sounds are organized, usable, and built for modern hard techno sessions.
“"Really insane sound design, perfect for me to express my Khaos in its full potential."”
“"Love their packs. Very Versatile, Very Unique <3 Use them all the time in my productions."”
“The sound design and variety of the new pack is insane! Raveyard’s fueling my next bangers.”
“A go-to for my productions, Raveyard has really elevated my signature sound.”
“I’ve used presets or samples from these packs in nearly every track!”
Customer reviews
Real producer reviews.
Real customer reviews show how producers are using these sounds in actual sessions, releases, and live-focused workflows.
