Drum samples

[Merlot]

Originally Posted by Drammy

I use either Stylus RMX for all my drum sounds or my MachineDrum!

If Softsynths are what you require I would say that it you should at least TRY Stylus RMX!

You won't be disappointed - much improved on the classic version!


Drammy

Another vote for RMX. The files that come with it are sosaked in reverb and processed, but you can add your own recycle file to it.

[Tomer=Trance]

thats the only think i dont like about stylus.
they are basicly choped drum loops,most of the loops are not dry.

[Drammy]

I know what you mean - thats why I got the MachineDrum but RMX is still a fantastic tool, definately worth checking out!

[Tomer=Trance]

for that price (249$ i think),defently.

[Rat]

>I really need good set of drum samples for electronic productions.
Didn't you try the famous vengeance-Clubsounds yet?
Althou, it is mostly club-trance oriented.

[Rokka]

Yes vengeance sound is pretty good but it's most trance oriented.
Where can we find the same quality for house productions ?

[audiofunktion]

Before i got my machinedrum, this was my ultimate problem.... I found that tweaking the romplers couldnt quite cut it. The drum synths to me are definatly the way to go, hardware or soft.....

[blay]

Akai drums sample cds with battery. love em

cheers

blay

[mantik]

yes, get yourself akais and a good software-sampler, this is all you need. an additional hardware drumcomputer is also usefull because they usually have a higher resolution and specialised parameters. i use the boss dr.770 which is a perfectly match between the software-drums.

[vvanrij]

For real drums I must recommend Drumkit From hell (part 1 and/or 2)

And for 909 and 808 samples, REBIRTH IS NOW FOR FREE www.propellerhead.se

GL & HF!!

-VR