Traktor remix sets (where to find?)

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Splice

If you're not looking for full songs and instead just want some loops to play with, Splice is a good option. Rather than buying a sample pack and ending up with a hundred variations of a hi-hat you'll never use, you can just search for specific types of loops pulled from thousands of sample packs and download them individually. It does require a subscription, but even the cheapest option should give you plenty of downloads per month for your needs.

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Hit'n'Mix Infinity

Finally, you could use a program like RipX or izotope RX to isolate parts of existing tracks yourself, but that can require a bit of fiddling and experimenting if you don't know what you're doing, not to mention purchasing the software itself. RX in particular is incredibly expensive and is a little overkill for that purpose, but if you've worked with audio before, or know someone who does, you may already have access to it. I've used both, and RipX does a pretty decent job most of the time and is much simpler to use. The quality can vary from track to track and what you're trying to isolate, however.

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