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| Gear interested | I'm looking for good drum samples 4 RnB/HipHop!
Hello Guys, does anybody of you know that Sample CD http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...sPageName=WDVW or others which are offered by phinal1 ? I'm very interested in buying some Sample CD's and i wanted to know if those "selfmade" Sample CD are better than commercial! Thx |
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| Gear nut Joined: Jun 2005
Posts: 114
| ?? 15 ??
It all depends: I've never tried them but for $15 you don't have much to loose. If you can get 4 or 5 good sounds that you like from the CD then it's worth it... if not, it's only $15. Besides ... no matter what sample lib you get you still have to twist stretch and crush to get something that's more you... and not somone else... and even with the best lib in the world; sometimes you still need a drummer... On the subject though I think the way drums are done on HH RB tracks is going to fundamentally change soon ... I see it going somewhere else ... but I can't figure out where ... something is going to change soon ... to what hummmm ... our beats are getting tired and most of the "new" stuff is just old stuff ... If you try it out let us know ... |
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| Gear Guru Joined: Oct 2004 Location: The Land of Sunshine
Posts: 11,292
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boxy, roomy old-school drums with a motown twist? rare groove rises from nowhere and bites everyone in the ass? that's my dream. gregoire del ubik | |
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| Gear nut |
hey nik, if you produce hip hop and rnb, search in the soul breaks, all drumz you hear from old skool to nu skool are the same but with different tweaking and the most important : in different layers the dnb technik ist the same, we use ols breaks with adding distortion, layering with extra kiksnare and hats, then bounce and re layer with other break, try tunning up for cleanless and down for fatness( i always use a down and a up break) i you wanna find these legend breaks as the funky drummer or other, go on dogsonacid.com, on the grid, you ll find all the breaks you hear are old breaks , even layered with drummachine sounds, i think that you will recognize many hip hop hits by hearing old soul breaks many years ago i ve bought samples cd but they have yet been tweaked, i prefer to have the original and create fresh breaks bye bye |
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| 3 + infractions, forum membership suspended. Joined: Apr 2005
Posts: 1,096
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simple answer, and dont knock it... REASON, perfect drums for rnb/hiphop, they are just very good for those genres if you want an easy all-in-one, and of course rewiring makes it all easy to work with esp if using SX
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| Gear nut |
i agree, even if i work on logic, i use reason and sx to make my drumz, with dr rex cause instant pre listen at the bpm and easy to tweak the pitch, its the fastest way, i think using the nnxt for rex files is cool cause you can use differents outputs for element, ez for specific treatments so really, i come back to the reply, i dont tell you that this cd isnot good, but comprehension of how creating what you want is the best for you drumz are like a game, we just have to play bye |
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| Lives for gear Joined: Aug 2004 Location: Houston, TX
Posts: 3,714
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Hey nik, I say go for it.....i ve purchased sample cds from ebayers. I paid $20 including shipping and got 700 snare drums and around 900 kicks .Granted, not all the sounds were da bomb, but enuff sounded good to make it worth my while and then some!! Like one of the other posters said, its only $15....you could goto git mart and be out of ALOT more cash for worse samples. rock sdf |
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| Gear interested | Drumlabz
Look for this sound bank itis pretty underground and probably you find the sound you want.. Peace www.drumlabz.com |
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| Gear addict Joined: Aug 2005
Posts: 404
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Hit sirocco up. He's a forum member with a website that sells some good kits.
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| Lives for gear Joined: Apr 2007
Posts: 827
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Start up with getting Qbert's Breaktionary. Then sample it, and chop it! You drums will be freaking awesome! |
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| Lives for gear |
dont support these people on ebay who search the internet for drums (all sampled and including drums from library producers - like me - and beleive me - we work hard) and sell them for there own profit. its just blatantly disgusting
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| Lives for gear Joined: Mar 2007 Location: PROVIDENCE
Posts: 667
| BEST DRUMS
The best drums i've ever purchased online have been from Modernbeats.com. The Neptunian drums are the cleanest drums you can get. Sounds are incredible.
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| Gear nut Joined: Feb 2006 Location: NYC
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| Lives for gear Joined: May 2007 Location: Brooklyn, NY
Posts: 1,132
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Make your own! I've been recording my live kit, cutting it up and filling it out with reason sounds behind it for huge sounds... I've also got Ultimate Urban Breakz which I like a lot. |
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