Hey krid, you can read all about the drum samples at
www.stevenslatedrums.com/drumindex.html
Basically, including the different dampenings and tunings and gear chain changes, there is 14 snare sounds x 3 spaces (to sum the Z system up, Z1 is natural with a little ambience, Z2 has heavily compressed ambience mixed in making it bigger and deeper sounding, and Z3 is dry). There are all kinds of snares from tight and punchy, to ringy and wet, to low and thuddy, to high and cracky. I think it covers just about any drum sound you would want in pop, rock, and metal.
There are 12 kicks, some with double Z1 sets that have some different compression chains. Again, sampled in the three ambient spaces. And we have low and thuddy kicks, high and punchy metal kick such as that in example 3, and big and boomy felty kicks. We'll soon have some samples with our big felty vintage kicks as well. I think we covered a lot of bases with the kicks, I love the sounds.
There are two sets of toms, one birch and one maple, sampled in the three spaces. They are both great all purpose rock toms and can fit pretty much any style of music. I should say the tom hits at the end of the drum loop samples are NOT from the disc and were not replaced. All together including the spaces, there are 96 sample sets on the disc btw.
I'll be working on more real world mix examples for all to hear soon. But I can assure everyone, if you buy this sample set and throw these drums in a session, you will be happy. They sound great in a mix. And the drumagog GOG disc is a free update for anyone who buys the wav disc. Wow that sounded sales pitchy. I'll stop now.