Free drum samples

[evangelista]

Hello everyone,

Below is a link to some drum samples made at my studio. They're very "acoustic" or "live", meaning they aren't very electronic sounding. Feel free to use them and pass them around, and let me know what you think of them.


Ivan

Warren Street Studio - Public Library

[Stitch333]

Man, thats dope...
I'm downloading these right now to check out.

You should talk a little how you recorded the drums.

[evangelista]

Kick - MD421 + home made SubKick
Snare - SM58 top, CAD 95 bottom
Toms - MXL603s
OH - Sterling Audio ST44's

All of the above went through PM1000 pres, no eq

Room - AT4047 and RE20 through Neve 1272

Mixed and edited in Logic with minimal eq and compression.

If you have more specific questions, please let me know.

Ivan

[EspionageWHW]

Thanks for sharing

[themn]

Thank you !

[mcgwd]

Just dl'ing now, thank you for the time and effort.Will try to post a review later on too.

[Empty Planet]

Very kind of you! Thank you!





(Cool way to advertise your studio as well.)

Cheers.

[evangelista]

Cool, I'm curious to see what you guys think.

[Empty Planet]

I think you did a pretty fantastic job. That's a lot of work. It's really kind of you to share.

Thanks again.



Cheers.

[MorganStudios]

thanks for sharing I will download these when I get to my crib

and how do I covert aiff files to wav and I use Logic

[matthew.sawicki]

Originally Posted by MorganStudios

thanks for sharing I will download these when I get to my crib

and how do I covert aiff files to wav and I use Logic

If you're using Logic then I know you're using a Mac, and I'd just do a batch conversion in iTunes. Just set iTunes to import as .aiff files and convert the whole bunch.

[riecespieces]

thanks for sharing will check out later as well

[MorganStudios]

Originally Posted by matthew.sawicki

If you're using Logic then I know you're using a Mac, and I'd just do a batch conversion in iTunes. Just set iTunes to import as .aiff files and convert the whole bunch.

Onces that is done, how do I load it into Logic so I can make my own kits

[rusty sheriff]

Many thanks! Very generous!

[Alex Niedt]

Thanks for posting. I'm about to test these out.

[DLM]

thank you, I'll check these out

[Sirocco]

wow these hit HARD

great attack!

will use for sure!

thumbsup thumbsup thumbsup

[Musiclab]

Originally Posted by matthew.sawicki

If you're using Logic then I know you're using a Mac, and I'd just do a batch conversion in iTunes. Just set iTunes to import as .aiff files and convert the whole bunch.

If your using logic just open them up, logic reads aiff, sdII and wav files no problem, itunes, you dont need no steenkin itunes

[santibanks]

thanks so much for sharing this ! Looks very promising to me.
When I have some more time I'll try it out and use it to replace some other sampled drums and put a snippet online.

[H-Rezz]

Nice Stereo'ness on the drums.... thanks for sharing them.....

[Rapslow]

mucho thanks

[3rdeyeKnight]

Thanx for sharing.

[khameln]

Thanks!

[halfguard]

downloading now..thanxxxxxxthumbsup

[lampmeister]

That's extremely generous of you sir!

Best regards from the semi-sub-aqua UK.

[adrianex]

Really cool, Thanks.....downloading right now thumbsup

[evangelista]

Let me know what you think of them - or better yet, post someting you've used them on!

Ivan

[H-Rezz]

Here is a little muck around with your drums Ivan

[Curve Dominant]

Originally Posted by evangelista

All of the above went through PM1000 pres

Aaahhh!!!

No wonder they sound so fvcking phat.

Dude, if you're ever in Philly, dinner & drinks are on me.

-Eric Vincent @ Studio Curve Dominant

[Curve Dominant]

Originally Posted by evangelista

post someting you've used them on!

Being curious, I had to test the kick and snare samples on an existing jam. The cymbles and hihats on this track are not from your library (they are embedded on an existing loop). But, the kick and the snare on this track, are from the library you posted.

ivan, I think these samples sound really good, and I'll be sure to credit you whenever and wherever we use them for commercial use.

-Eric Vincent @ Studio Curve Dominant