Hot hip hop beats pack

[digitalredux]

http://www.digital-redux.com/downloa...[DEMO].zip (Free download of phat beats, phat Kicks & claps, etc)

Taken from our Hip Hop Hotness sample library - Digital Redux™ - Hip Hop Hotness

Part 1 in our budget line, the 'A' class series, the hottest hip hop sample
pack on the market, enjoy the free sounds!

Digital Redux Team

[Sirocco]

Originally Posted by digitalredux

http://www.digital-redux.com/downloa...[DEMO].zip (Free download of phat beats, phat Kicks & claps, etc)

Taken from our Hip Hop Hotness sample library - Digital Redux™ - Hip Hop Hotness

Part 1 in our budget line, the 'A' class series, the hottest hip hop sample
pack on the market, enjoy the free sounds!

Digital Redux Team

Good luck. The sample library grind is a hard one.

[piccazzo]

Taken from our Hip Hop Hotness sample library - Digital Redux™ - Hip Hop Hotness

Not to impressed by the demos.
U better step up your game if you gonna tru to push this on people.
If you compare your demos in punch n dynamics against Big Fish Audio , Ueberschall , The Sonic specialist etc you not even in the same league but still you compete for the same costumers.

[digitalredux]

Picazo, I disagree man, this pack holds it own against any of them. The kicks are as punchy as them come

Name the library you mean and I'll give you more detailed comments

[Sirocco]

Originally Posted by digitalredux

Picazo, I disagree man, this pack holds it own against any of them. The kicks are as punchy as them come

Name the library you mean and I'll give you more detailed comments

I don't think its all about the punchiness. Here are some things to consider:

1)Depth. Is the sample flat, two-dimension, and lifeless?
3)Imperfections. This is the biggy. We are talking about samples that have tails cut off, samples with room noise/tone, and one that just don't sound polished and lack fidelity to go with other sounds in the same set (lack of cohesion).
4)Modernity. Are these sounds people will want to use? Do they sound like the top hits in the specific genre. What motivation is there to buy them?
5)Dead-Enders. These are the samples that are splashed with reverb, have additional sounds on them (say a kick with a peice of a crash on them). You can always add to samples, but not subtract. Be as elemental as possible.

-Sirocco

[ReaLsoN]

I aint trying to knock ya hustle, but I´m not impressed with this demo kit at all! This sounds very cheap.

[DanDolo]

not so hot

[sevendaysoff]

poor dude... lol.

keep hustlin man. id try givin out your product to get a user base going until you get those samples up to par, but by no means give up! we all start somewhere.

[illynoise]

The drums were....eh, but the sounds were pretty cool, the misc stuff was usable, if they were in a Kontakt or EXS format or something, you might have better luck.

Drums are so different for everybody. I have yet to hear any drum sounds that I prefer over my own programming. So I know it's hard to please everyone. Sirocco haven't heard yours, but your demos sounded cool.

Good luck, just my 2!