Inspire Guitar is a versatile collection of professionally performed guitar phrases for contemporary Pop and Funk productions. As part of the Inspire Series, every phrase is fully compatible with every other Inspire performance, allowing you to combine guitar parts seamlessly. Whether used as the perfect expansion for Looptool Inspire or as a creative starting point for new productions, Inspire Guitar adds expressive, production-ready guitar phrases to your Inspire palette.
Inspire Guitar includes 2.4 GB of content with a total of 540 loops. All loops are eight bars long. The material is organized into 27 folders, each built around a distinctive effect setup. Each folder contains 10 phrases divided into Single Note Licks, Chords, and Intervals, giving you a balanced selection of melodic, harmonic, and expressive playing styles. The descriptive folder names make it easy to find the right character for any production.
Every phrase is available in two versions. The processed version features carefully designed guitar effects that are ready to drop straight into your mix, while the dry version retains a polished, production-ready tone without any additional effects. Each of the 27 folders explores its own unique sonic identity, covering a wide range of classic and modern guitar effects including chorus, phaser, flanger, distortion, fuzz, delays, reverbs, and many more. This dual-format approach gives you complete flexibility, whether you want to use the finished effect chains or shape the guitar sound entirely with your own processing.
Inspire Guitar is the ideal companion to Looptool Inspire, expanding the Inspire concept with a collection of matching guitar performances. At the same time, it integrates perfectly with every other Inspire Series library, making it easy to create complete arrangements from a shared pool of compatible musical material. The performances are equally effective on their own, making Inspire Guitar a great choice for modern Pop, Funk, and other contemporary music productions.
Guitars played by Kai Reuter.
Attention: The backing loops used in the demo are not part of the library! They are all taken from Looptool Inspire.