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Re: lf some kick you in the face snare/kick samples

Post by Sinisterbeats » Thu Sep 09, 2010 1:32 am

meanbeat samples and 5000 DRUMHITS.rar http://www.darkbeats.com/sampleswap/5000_DRUMHITS.rar :t:
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Re: lf some kick you in the face snare/kick samples

Post by jsills » Thu Sep 09, 2010 1:41 am

goooood looks on the links guys.

i totally agree that the thomas penton samples are tits. big hits in that pack for sure.
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Re: lf some kick you in the face snare/kick samples

Post by briskisgoodforu » Fri Sep 10, 2010 6:15 am

You might just want to go the manual sampling route. Grab some Cd's from the library or get some vinyl and find your snares. All my best snares came from direct sampling. Kicks on the other hand I'd say the sample pack route is the best option. And vengeance is awesome for electronic kicks. Also for snares that snap, I'd look at some hip hop sample packs, like stuff from sonic specialists, as I've noticed hip hop snares tend to be snappier than a majority of those designed for electronic music.
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