V3X — Candy Voltage 001

10 original loops + 10 matching MIDI patterns
100 BPM • 4/4 • 8 bars each • 19.2 seconds
48 kHz • stereo • 24-bit PCM WAV • at least 6 dB peak headroom

A minor / C major. The chord movement is Am9 / Fmaj9 / Cmaj9 / G6,
two bars per chord. All melodic parts share this movement. Drum loops
are unpitched; Tiny Satellites includes A-tuned blips.

Start with Bubble Keys + Roundabout + Pocket Bounce + Glitch Sprinkles.
Try Rubber Candy instead of Roundabout, or Broken Ticks instead of
Glitch Sprinkles. Swap the key part for Lemon Plucks; Cloud Satin sits
underneath. Leave room for your own lead, vocal or chopped sample.

Set your DAW to 100 BPM and place the WAVs on an eight-bar grid.
Turn off automatic warping when importing at the original tempo.
The musical releases and echoes wrap across the loop boundary.
The WAVs include sound design; the MIDI contains notes and velocity,
not synthesizer presets or audio effects. MIDI channel 10 uses GM drum
mapping where possible; remap the blip and tick notes to your own kit.

Use the sounds in your own commercial music. Read USAGE.txt for the
full pack terms. No third-party audio or physical hardware recordings
were used. Made for V3X, September 2026.

TRACKS
01. Bubble Keys — chords
    Soft FM keys; Am9, Fmaj9, Cmaj9 and G6, with offbeat stabs.
02. Lemon Plucks — arpeggio
    Bright, quick plucks with a dotted-eighth stereo echo.
03. Sugar Glass — lead
    An airy answering melody with space left between phrases.
04. Cloud Satin — pad
    Slow, warm chord swells with the release wrapped into the next pass.
05. Roundabout — bass
    A rounded low bass with syncopated fifths and octave pickups.
06. Rubber Candy — bass
    A shorter, rubbery alternate bass; swap it in for Roundabout.
07. Glitch Sprinkles — hats
    Swung sixteenths, soft velocity changes and tiny end-of-phrase rolls.
08. Broken Ticks — hats
    Sparse offbeat hats and little synthetic ticks; an alternate top loop.
09. Pocket Bounce — drums
    Low kick, papery synthetic clap and a few rim taps. No hats.
10. Tiny Satellites — percussion
    Shakers, dry wooden ticks and small A-tuned glass blips.
