Drum Packs

[Vansnatch]

Can anyone recomend some good Drum sample packs. I tend to write a lot of jump up. Any help is greatly apreciated

 

[JimpaDirt]

The vengeance packs is a great sample pack not just only for drums. Perfect to start of with, all my drum samples comes from there ^^

Edit: great sample packS, there are essential and house ones that I know of

 

[BenCoherent]

I rate the Industrial Strength ones from loopmasters pretty highly.......some good single hits and stuff aswell as loops if you just want to get something down quickly.
Drum & Bass Tip Trixxx Vol 2 has some tasty bits aswell, the hi freq hits are real nice for filling the sound of a break.

 

[spyre]

IMO the vengance packs are pretty shit, i only ever used the kicks from them, now i don't even use them anymore. I tend to use more 'real' samples these days.

 

[JimpaDirt]

IMO the vengance packs are pretty shit, i only ever used the kicks from them, now i don't even use them anymore. I tend to use more 'real' samples these days.

Guess its a matter of taste, it's clean samples tho!

 

[Vansnatch]

Ah nice one I will look into all of these.

 

[safety]

he may be a massive cock but the deadmau5 sample pack is full of great hits. lots of different sounding stuff to standard dnb packs as well

 

[T:M]

he may be a massive cock but the deadmau5 sample pack is full of great hits. lots of different sounding stuff to standard dnb packs as well

This. Deadmau5 Xfer sample pack is boss!

 

[Binary_UK]

Yeah my fav 3 are XFer, Friction & Icicle and the Loxy & Resound (some pure as fuck snares!)

 

[Freek]

Cabbies loopmasters samplepack is brilliant if you want your drums to go for that seriously thumping punchy midrange grit

 

[Vansnatch]

Noice one for all the comments! Gonna check all these packs out

 

[Galaxis]

anyone got an idea on how to make your own samples, I mean, someone's gotta make them? right?

 

[Teddy]

anyone got an idea on how to make your own samples, I mean, someone's gotta make them? right?

its called recording

 

[Galaxis]

its called recording

more like, editing the recordings

 

[JReilly]

more like, editing the recordings

and layering

 

[Galaxis]

and layering

Tell me more :p

 

[cohma101]

http://dnbforum.com/showthread.php/118643-So-do-you-guys-layer-your-kicks

 

[groelle]

you could synthesize drum hits aswell..

try z3ta for instance.

 

[equilibrium]

There's a really good snare hit in the free demo of Jungle Drum Kits vol. 2 futureloops.com/product-jungledrumkitsvol2.php called FL_JungleDK2_Namdapha_Snare3 (it's the last snare in the demo).

You have to sign up for a free account at futureloops.com to get a download link but it's absolutely free.

That's obviously a tight, jungle snare sound but I also like the first snare in DnB Rough Connections Vol. 4 bhksamples.com/shop/rough-connections-vol-4/ called RC4_Snare (1) (it's the very first snare in the pack). It's a really nice dance floor smash type snare. Sounds really crisp and punchy.

Best.

EDIT: I'm about to get KJ Sawka sample pack hoping to get some really live sounding hits and clean, classic loops. loopmasters.com/product/details/208

 

[Zank]

Deadmau5 XFer pack, Danny Byrd packs, Vengeance house packs.. Ableton has some pretty nice stock .wav files, and process of layer, eqing and compression can make drums better.