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well its probably not the place here but i've started making some DnB and Hip Hop beats but i keep using my dubstep drum sample pack as i don't have any of the other genre's and the the sample i got a while back in computer music magazine..

would you use dubstep sample pack's to make DnB and HipHop?

where do you normally buy your Drum's sample pack's?

something is here
http://www.dubstepforum.com/free-170bpm ... 33557.html

awesome!
cheers mate.

Use any samples for anything, just because it's from dubstep sample pack doesn't mean it can't be used for Dnb or even some gabba. if you get a unique sound to your drums then you're onto a winner. If you use the same ol shit that everyone else uses then your just another whatchamacallit. resample anyway.

Shekul wrote:Use any samples for anything, just because it's from dubstep sample pack doesn't mean it can't be used for Dnb or even some gabba. if you get a unique sound to your drums then you're onto a winner. If you use the same ol shit that everyone else uses then your just another whatchamacallit. resample anyway.

^Yeah, this.

Drums are drums;

there are no right or wrong ways to use them outside of functional restraints dictated by the mix itself, like faster decay times for DnB drums because of the tempo.

the title of this thread makes me angry

anyway vengeance

Shekul wrote:Use any samples for anything, just because it's from dubstep sample pack doesn't mean it can't be used for Dnb or even some gabba. if you get a unique sound to your drums then you're onto a winner. If you use the same ol shit that everyone else uses then your just another whatchamacallit. resample anyway.

yep

MidnightMassDubstep wrote:the title of this thread makes me angry

Me too.

green plan wrote:

MidnightMassDubstep wrote:the title of this thread makes me angry

Me too.

Grammar police!

Freesound.org is always good! Search for hip hop drums (or just drums) Obviously you got listen to a bunch before you find some you like ... but I've found some good ones there (looperman.com - is also not too bad). Ableton Session Drums is awesome btw...

Z.

grooki wrote:

green plan wrote:

MidnightMassDubstep wrote:the title of this thread makes me angry

Me too.

Grammar police!

You are.

grooki wrote:

green plan wrote:

MidnightMassDubstep wrote:the title of this thread makes me angry

Me too.

Grammar police!

Word!

I use hip hop, house/electro and break samples to make my dubstep beats. A punchy kick is always a punchy kick...

Thanks everyone!

Anyone looking for studio quality drum samples should vist:

www.original-music.co.uk


Free samples can be downloaded from:

http://www.original-music.co.uk/free-resources.php

the majority of dnb drums are sampled loops chopped up and resequenced. Dogsonacid has a massive list of them

grooki wrote:

green plan wrote:

MidnightMassDubstep wrote:the title of this thread makes me angry

Me too.

Grammar police!

Haha - I'm an english student so the title was hard for me to digest aswell. But this isn't an essay, this is a forum. Theirs nuthing rong wiv wat you rit!

'dubstep drums' and 'dnb drums' is just marketing. use ADSR, pitch, layering and you can use any (good) drums for anything.

MidnightMassDubstep wrote:the title of this thread makes me angry

+1 ... i heard the 'look further than your nose' break is heavy

... im joking .... but seriously ... www.google.co.uk