[johnquincyMember]

In the 1990s Ken R’s Pro-Pak and Power-Pellas CDs set the standard for generic jingles and production aids for oldies and classic hits radio stations.
Unfortunately, those discs are no longer on the market. What’s a small market or Internet-based station to do if it wants to add professionally-recorded formatic elements for that major market sound — when there’s just no budget?

Introducing Pro-Pak 1000 — over ONE THOUSAND generic jingles, acapellas, shouts, Sonovox lines, voiceovers and short musical pieces, guaranteed to add production value to your stream or over-the-air presentation. Most of Pro-Pak 1000 is geared for oldies and classic hits stations. But there are plenty of professional jingles and shouts for country, adult contemporary, hit radio and other formats as well.

Demos and more info here: http://jinglesamplers.com/pp1000.htm

Pro-Pak 1000 was produced from the archives of, and with the cooperation of Ken R. Deutsch. Unlike the original Pro-Pak CDs, no PAMS material is included.

[rock_n_richieMember]

Love it! I already purchased a copy, great stuff! Can’t beat the price either!

[nleibo]

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[JohnL]

With a wide variety of useful jingle helper parts, no one format or user is likely to need most of what is in the package. Pro Pak 1000 includes enough items I could incorporate into my production, to justify the purchase. Regardless, whenever any generic goodies are offered at a proper price, I tend to buy… and I did.

[radiocitybillMember]

Love it! I already purchased a copy, great stuff! Can’t beat the price either!

For sure! I’m in for it, too!

[johnquincyMemberAuthor]

Thanks to all who’ve purchased their copy of Pro-Pak 1000.

http://jinglesamplers.com/pp1000.htm

You might be interested to know that we’re hard at work on a second volume!

[johnquincyMemberAuthor]

The official release date for Pro-Pak 2000, the sequel to the highly successful Pro-Pak 1000, is December 1, 2019.

It will contain over a thousand non-PAMS generic jingles, shouts, sonovox cuts, music beds, announcer lines and more radio imaging elements from the jingle archives of Ken R. Deutsch.

Pro-Pak 1000 is still available here: http://jinglesamplers.com/pp1000.htm

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