Riffendium Total Bundle — Free Download
Riffendium Total Bundle is a comprehensive guitar and bass sample library collection from Audiofier, featuring multiple themed instruments, reverse and DI variants, and a powerful sequencing engine for creating dynamic, realistic performances.

Purpose and Scope
Riffendium Total Bundle is a themed sample library collection designed for modern producers and composers seeking an original palette of guitar and bass sounds. It aggregates the Riffendium series, covering generic, heavy, ambient, trailer, action, and funk/disco guitars, plus a dedicated funk/soul bass. This single package includes multiple instruments, offering both amp-output and DI (direct injection) versions for flexibility.
The collection provides ready-made sounds for a fast workflow, with recordings captured from the amplifier output for immediate use, and DI versions that let you apply your preferred amp simulator or guitar chain. REV instruments add the ability to reverse slices for experimental parts, and REV DI combines reverse functionality with DI flexibility. This breadth makes it a versatile toolkit for electronic and organic music production.
Key Capabilities
At the heart of Riffendium is an articulations sequencer that generates unique custom loops from real performances, ensuring new parts always feel like a genuine guitarist. Over forty original recordings serve as starting points, and you can edit, rearrange, randomise, and save new parts. The engine supports chord following across major and minor shapes, with round robins for subtle variations on each cycle.
A range of effects enhances sound design: distortion and modulation pedals, master delay and reverb, speaker cabinet simulations, and bypass options for third-party impulse responses. Instant double tracking creates a real second performance, not a simple stereo effect. Step volume and filter effects add movement, while a stutter repeater introduces random or assignable repetitions. A convolver with custom impulses mutates the sound into entirely new textures.
Workflow and Features
Riffendium’s browser filters performances by tone (clean, crunch, distorted) and style (straight, syncopated, riffy), along with chord types, making it easy to find suitable material. The sequencer allows full re-ordering of slices with randomisation, two-part layouts, and multiple save/recall slots for sequence presets. Manual recording of sequences and step editing provide detailed control over guitar parts.
The instruments include a master assignable filter with multiple filter types, plus additional features: a compressor and transient designer in the bass and funk/disco guitar variants. The double-tracked guitar has independent pitch and effect chains (on main and DI versions, excluding bass).
Practical Applications
This bundle is ideal for music producers and composers who need authentic, playable guitar and bass parts without hiring a session musician or dealing with stale static loops. It excels in genres like rock, funk, and film scoring, where dynamic, chord-following performances are essential.
For those with existing amp simulator chains, the DI and REV DI instruments ensure seamless integration, letting you shape the tone to fit your mix perfectly. The step effects and stutter repeater bring rhythmic movement to electronic productions, while the convolver can transform guitar into soundscapes.
Key features
- Articulations sequencer for generating custom loops from real performances
- Over forty original guitar and bass performances with various tones and styles
- REV and DI variants for reversed slices and third-party amp simulator use
- Instant double tracking with independent pitch and effect chains (main and DI, excluding bass)
- Step volume, step filter, and stutter repeater effects for movement and experimentation
- Master delay, reverb (algorithmic and convolution), and convolver with custom impulses
- Browser filtering by tone, style, and chord type; hundreds of presets included
Best for
Best for producers and composers needing realistic, editable guitar and bass performances with deep sequencing and sound design, especially in rock, funk, electronic, and cinematic music. The DI variants make it suitable for those preferring third-party amp simulators, while REV expands creative possibilities for ambient and experimental tracks.