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Old 29th September 2008   #1
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Drumagog - where to find unprocessed samples?

anybody knows where can i find unprocessed , natural and rich sounding samples for Drumagog? I`m tired of tons artificial hyperedited samples ....I`m working with my band demo and all we need is to replace some crap from drum tracks - mainly snare , sometimes kick ...i own Drumagogs library but it is not very usefull for me - i prefer warmer and fatter snares from folk/alternative rock side rather than super compressed smashed explosive sounding samples from Steve Slate.....
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Make your own samples dude!

What Snares you have or can borrow?

A stainles steel snare 14x6,5 or even deeper.
For a different flavor get a wooden drum.

Make sure you have new heads and a functioning snare wire and strainers.

You got somebody who can tune a drum or realy can tune a drum your self?

There should be plenty of options with 2 snares, different tunings and ways to record.

This usualy is a good idea to do before recording.
Being prepared is the key to get you to the point were you want to go.

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Yes you are right i should prepare my own samples with my drummer but i`m to lazy to prepare them for putting into Drumagog - how to do it? importing one sample is not problem....
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http://www.rock-drums.com Rock Drums and UltraDrums have processed and unprocessed samples, so you can do your own processing.
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Free Snare Sample

here's a thread I posted with a snare gog of a 70's Ludwig Acrolite
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Try these, all unprocessed. Special half off till Jan 1st!
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read the manual

turning samples into gog files is cake.

USE the program to capture, and delete the ones that suck, very easy, if ur to lazy for that...well....
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You can use Drumagog to trigger BFD.

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Old 24th January 2012   #9
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Try these samples of mine, they are unprocessed but cut nicely:

Unprocessed snare: Free Custom Mahogany Snare Samples

Unprocessed toms and kicks: Freesound.org - pack: TomsAndKicks by pjcohen - you have to register with FreeSound, but it's way worth it, you might find something else there you like.

(Please credit if you use any of these in a commercial mix)

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