A $28,587 Electronic Drum Library produced with Slutz favorite gear... worth it? - Page 6

Stolle · 27th April 2010

Bought them yesterday and I've playing with all the time since then. Can't wait to try them in a full production. Very inspiring!

PKP · 29th July 2010

Any new sales coming???

Entrainer · 30th July 2010

Quote:

Originally Posted by PKP

Any new sales coming???

Not exactly a "sale".

Entrainer · 30th July 2010

Quote:

Originally Posted by wakestyle

more!!!

Your wish is my command.

Dave Polich · 31st July 2010

I bought this pack yesterday. Really high-quality stuff. The kicks alone are
worth the price. I'm constantly looking for kicks with the right "weight" and
these fit that need perfectly. I honestly don't have to do anything to them
to get them to sit right in a mix. They're just "right" to begin with. It seems that so many dance and club kicks are heavy in the 200 hz area, where
they interfere with bass. These kicks don't exhibit that.

Only one small comment - I wish the 909 hats were mapped so that loading the closed and open ones didn't result in them overlapping in the same key zone. I can remap them myself, of course.

Entrainer · 31st July 2010

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dave Polich

I bought this pack yesterday. Really high-quality stuff. The kicks alone are
worth the price. I'm constantly looking for kicks with the right "weight" and
these fit that need perfectly. I honestly don't have to do anything to them
to get them to sit right in a mix. They're just "right" to begin with. It seems that so many dance and club kicks are heavy in the 200 hz area, where
they interfere with bass. These kicks don't exhibit that.

Only one small comment - I wish the 909 hats were mapped so that loading the closed and open ones didn't result in them overlapping in the same key zone. I can remap them myself, of course.

Cool! Glad you like the kicks.

The 909 hats... they should be separated in Hi-Fi 909.
But separated means they don't gate the way the 9 does.
The Guru Kits should gate.

oceantracks · 31st July 2010

Yes just got them last night and have to say they will take anything you do with these type of drum sounds up a pretty fair notch.

You don't realize how lame what you have been using is until you hear these

TH

Entrainer · 31st July 2010

I had a thread up here about the new release, but it got moved to music computers. Here's the information:

Driven Machine Drums 1.5 now available.

DRIVEN MACHINE DRUMS: 24bit Electronic Drum Samples for GURU, EXS-24, and Kontakt in WAV, AIF

This new expansion contains 2,280+ new sounds
for a total collection of 4,114 samples, organized
intelligently to maximize creativity.

The new content is recorded at 24/96 resolution
and includes the DMD15 expansion, Hi-Fi 909, and
Hi-Fi Miami.

Here's some of the equipment used to shape these
new sounds:

Euro Modular (Cwejman, Wiard, MOTM, MakeNoise+)
Serge Modular
Acidlabs Miami
Roland TR-909
Jomox MBrane 11
Drumfire DF500
Simmons SDS-1000
MFB-503
Elektron Monomachine
Dynacord VRS-23
Avedis E-27
TK-BC1
Valley People Dynamite
Empirical Labs Distressor
CDSoundMaster Source + w/ 1959 Valvo Tubes
Anamod ATS-1
Thermionic Culture Vulture
Atlas Pro Juggernaut Twin
Schippman Ebbe und Flut

For this expansion, I wanted to create new electronic
drum sounds that would be cost prohibitive to
manufacture and distribute as a hardware device. I'm
personally very pleased with the quality achieved and am
grateful to all the designers who create such incredible
tools to work with. This collection is the sum of all these
tools.

Instead of me hyping it up in a thread, you should go to:

DRIVEN MACHINE DRUMS: 24bit Electronic Drum Samples for GURU, EXS-24, and Kontakt in WAV, AIF

and download the demo sounds at the TOP of the page.
Then you can listen with your own ears and use the sounds
in real life.

Available in:
24-Bit Wav
24-Bit Aif
Kontakt (3.0+)
EXS-24
16-Bit Dithered Wav (for classic hardware samplers)

Enjoy!

Nathaniel

elambo · 1st August 2010

Quote:

Originally Posted by Entrainer

I had a thread up here about the new release, but it got moved to music computers.

Might have to do with the title. A normal announcement line could have saved it.

Entrainer · 2nd August 2010

Quote:

Originally Posted by elambo

Might have to do with the title. A normal announcement line could have saved it.

"You aint f'm round here, are ya boi?"

energizer bunny · 5th August 2010

Christ Entrainer, you deserve an award for the effort and honesty you put in on this project. I've just ordered these and I just love it when I see someone in love with what they are doing, and then I get the benefit of it for my tunes, awesome win win. I hope you do well out of it, its only right.

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27th April 2010	#151
Stolle Gear nut Joined: Sep 2009 Location: Gothenburg, Sweden Posts: 107	Bought them yesterday and I've playing with all the time since then. Can't wait to try them in a full production. Very inspiring!

29th July 2010	#152
PKP Gear maniac Joined: Nov 2008 Location: Espoo, Finland Posts: 175	Any new sales coming???

31st July 2010	#155
Dave Polich Gear maniac Joined: Jun 2010 Posts: 151	I bought this pack yesterday. Really high-quality stuff. The kicks alone are worth the price. I'm constantly looking for kicks with the right "weight" and these fit that need perfectly. I honestly don't have to do anything to them to get them to sit right in a mix. They're just "right" to begin with. It seems that so many dance and club kicks are heavy in the 200 hz area, where they interfere with bass. These kicks don't exhibit that. Only one small comment - I wish the 909 hats were mapped so that loading the closed and open ones didn't result in them overlapping in the same key zone. I can remap them myself, of course.

31st July 2010	#157
oceantracks Lives for gear Joined: May 2004 Location: Boca Raton FL Posts: 3,956	Yes just got them last night and have to say they will take anything you do with these type of drum sounds up a pretty fair notch. You don't realize how lame what you have been using is until you hear these TH

31st July 2010	#158
Entrainer Lives for gear Joined: Oct 2008 Location: fear and loathing across the country, listening to my 8-track Posts: 2,561 Thread Starter	I had a thread up here about the new release, but it got moved to music computers. Here's the information: Driven Machine Drums 1.5 now available. DRIVEN MACHINE DRUMS: 24bit Electronic Drum Samples for GURU, EXS-24, and Kontakt in WAV, AIF This new expansion contains 2,280+ new sounds for a total collection of 4,114 samples, organized intelligently to maximize creativity. The new content is recorded at 24/96 resolution and includes the DMD15 expansion, Hi-Fi 909, and Hi-Fi Miami. Here's some of the equipment used to shape these new sounds: Euro Modular (Cwejman, Wiard, MOTM, MakeNoise+) Serge Modular Acidlabs Miami Roland TR-909 Jomox MBrane 11 Drumfire DF500 Simmons SDS-1000 MFB-503 Elektron Monomachine Dynacord VRS-23 Avedis E-27 TK-BC1 Valley People Dynamite Empirical Labs Distressor CDSoundMaster Source + w/ 1959 Valvo Tubes Anamod ATS-1 Thermionic Culture Vulture Atlas Pro Juggernaut Twin Schippman Ebbe und Flut For this expansion, I wanted to create new electronic drum sounds that would be cost prohibitive to manufacture and distribute as a hardware device. I'm personally very pleased with the quality achieved and am grateful to all the designers who create such incredible tools to work with. This collection is the sum of all these tools. Instead of me hyping it up in a thread, you should go to: DRIVEN MACHINE DRUMS: 24bit Electronic Drum Samples for GURU, EXS-24, and Kontakt in WAV, AIF and download the demo sounds at the TOP of the page. Then you can listen with your own ears and use the sounds in real life. Available in: 24-Bit Wav 24-Bit Aif Kontakt (3.0+) EXS-24 16-Bit Dithered Wav (for classic hardware samplers) Enjoy! Nathaniel

5th August 2010	#161
energizer bunny Lives for gear Joined: Nov 2008 Location: Location Location Posts: 613	Christ Entrainer, you deserve an award for the effort and honesty you put in on this project. I've just ordered these and I just love it when I see someone in love with what they are doing, and then I get the benefit of it for my tunes, awesome win win. I hope you do well out of it, its only right.