List of Soundpool loops by name

SP. wrote on 4/13/2020, 9:27 AM

In the past some of you bought single loops from Catooh which is not possible on the new Producerplanet website. If you are now missing a specific loop you can't find out from which Soundpool you'll get it.

I've created a list of all Soundpool loops in my collection, which should cover nearly all loops that were released by Magix. I tried to automatically add information like BPM and harmony, which worked fine for most of the loops, but not all.

With the help of the list you can easily find out to which Soundpool a loop belongs. Then you just search for the Soundpool on Producer Planet and download or buy it there if you need another loop from it.

Many of the Soundpools in the list are listed with their old names. Magix changed the names of a lot of Soundpools, but the search on Producerplanet also works when you are using the old names because they are mentioned in the description of each Soundpool.

Here is the link to download the list. It is just a zip file with a text file inside. The textfile is a csv file. You can open it with a text editor or software like Microsoft Excel or LibreOffice Calc.

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FormerUser wrote on 8/24/2021, 8:04 AM

I downloaded the list. What is that freaking *.csv format? Why didn´t you just use the *.txt format?

Ich habe die Liste runtergeladen. Was ist das für ein komisches *.csv Format? Warum hast du nicht

einfach das *.txt Format verwendet?

browj2 wrote on 8/24/2021, 8:50 AM

@FormerUser

Open the csv file in Excel and everything will be in the correct columns. I definitely would not want a text file; that would be a real mess.

John CB

FormerUser wrote on 8/24/2021, 9:08 AM

@browj2

Sorry, ain´t got no Excel . . .

emmrecs wrote on 8/24/2021, 9:24 AM

@FormerUser

Any half-decent Spreadsheet program should be able to open a .csv file. Both LibreOffice and OpenOffice (both free) include such a program.

Like @browj2, I would hate to see this information presented in a .txt file.

Jeff

SP. wrote on 8/24/2021, 9:30 AM

@FormerUser Du kannst die Datei einfach mit einem Texteditor öffnen, dann ist die Liste aber nicht übersichtlich in Spalten aufgeteilt.

Es sind im Moment fast alle Soundpool-Loops gelistet, die bis Frühjahr 2021 erschienen sind.

You can open the file with any text editor but then it is not formatted clearly in columns.

In the current version you will find nearly all Soundpool loops which were released until spring 2021.

FormerUser wrote on 8/27/2021, 9:50 AM

Anyways, before publishing the list it could be turned into a PDF, which everybody could handle easily.

Graham-Hawker wrote on 7/7/2022, 7:10 AM

Anyways, before publishing the list it could be turned into a PDF, which everybody could handle easily.

It's far easier to use in a spreadsheet program as you can filter and sort the data. It is after all an easy to handle csv file. It has over 250000 lines so that would make for a very nasty PDF file.

drkkurrent wrote on 6/11/2026, 6:36 PM

Wow, thank you for providing this Excel spreadsheet information.

I purchased MusicMaker 2015 in 2014 and I purchased sound loops from Catooh in 2015. I downloaded them and have them. However, Magix is telling me they have no record of the loops purchased.

I created a song using the loops, so I am thinking about re-purchasing the loops now, on Producer Planet (the new way to make these purchases). I would need the commercial licenses.

-Do you happen to know if I can make single loop purchases, or if I have to purchase the more expensive soundpools for all of the loops?

-Also, I'd like to go by your Excel spreadsheet, but I wanted Magix to provide me a list of the loops included in a couple of the soundpools they are selling, just to make sure I'll be receiving the loops I want when I purchase the soundpools. However, Magix told me they can't tell me which loops are included in the soundpools they are selling. Do you have any thoughts on how I can approach this? If they can't find my purchase records, I just want to re-purchase all of the loops. But I want to purchase them as individual loops, or at least know for certain I'm getting the loops I want when purchasing the soundpools.

SP. wrote on 6/11/2026, 11:00 PM

@drkkurrent If you purchased Loops with a commercial license on Catooh and still have a backup of the receipt, it's totally fine and you don't need to repurchase anything. Because you have the receipt, you can still provide the information that you paid for the license.

Under German law, purchase records must be stored for ten years. It is therefore quite likely that your records are no longer available and already deleted. Many companies use automated processes to delete all data after this ten-year period expires, to comply with GDPR requirements.

There is no single loop purchase on ProducerPlanet like there was on Catooh.

The easiest way to look what's included in all Soundpools is to get a one-month subscription of Loops Unlimited and to cancel the subscription afterwards, so it doesn't renew for the next month. Then you can download everything and listen to what is available.

I could also try to update the list above if I find some time. I need to add the Soundpools released after 2021.

drkkurrent wrote on 6/12/2026, 4:51 PM

Thanks a lot for your response.

Well, the issue is I cannot find the receipt.

And I purchased 40 loops back then too. I want to finally release the song we created, for sale etc.

So, since I need proof that I purchased the commercial licenses for 40 loops to release a song, but there is no record of the license, what do you think would be my best next step?

It seems that I will need to repurchase them? But if I have to buy many soundpools, that could cost over $1000 dollars versus the $35-ish it cost me years ago to buy those 40 loops.

What are your thoughts?

SP. wrote on 6/12/2026, 11:55 PM

@drkkurrent If you don't have a backup of your license it's the same as not having anything at all. And if you don't want to pay $1000 to purchase the Soundpools again, I can only recommend that you don't release your song commercially. Or re-record the loops yourself with your own (virtual) instruments.

drkkurrent wrote on 6/13/2026, 6:07 PM

@SP. That is heartbreaking. I'm going to have to find a solution.

When you say re-record the loops myself with my own virtual instruments, what program would do that well? Also, wouldn't there be a copyright issue if I re-record the loops myself, if it's a guitar lick or a keys loop that has a looping melody?

I appreciate your input.

johnebaker wrote on 6/14/2026, 4:13 AM

@drkkurrent, @SP.

. . . wouldn't there be a copyright issue if I re-record the loops myself, if it's a guitar lick or a keys loop that has a looping melody? . . .

Potentially yes, this is a Catch 22 situation putting you into Copyright issues again as you are replicating an already copyrighted work which you cannot show you have a Commercial licence to use for commercial purposes.

IMHO without taking the risk, this particular work is not publishable from commercial gain.

For future works an alternative without the need to purchase Commercial licences is to compose the music score, create the various score components, ie drums, synths, piano etc using the appropriate VST Instrument/Synthesizers, playing them by external MIDI keyboard or using the Midi editor.

Your own compositions and settings does not require a commercial licence.

Note:

Refrain from using the built in synthesizer melodies, see exception below, these are copyrighted and for demo only of the VST 'sound'.

Drum synthesizers are the exception to copyright / licencing - they are too generic.

HTH

John EB
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