I have the Drumkit From Hell samples (both dry and reverb) on bit torrent. It is like 2gb worth of them, and uses a Sonar set, a few different snares from other companies, Sabian cymbals. And for each drum, there are a few different volumes, and for snare, there is a right handed hit and left, both in different volumes. It's not bad sounding at all.

Ok....well that is stealing.

Check out Beta Monkey Music....they have lots of good samples.

Also, there is a post in GS with metal samples.

therecordingart wrote: Ok....well that is stealing.

Check out Beta Monkey Music....they have lots of good samples.

Also, there is a post in GS with metal samples.

Of course it is... And I'll clarify, I don't have it loaded on bit torrent, I just got it from a friend who got it on a bit torrent.

Of course it is... And I'll clarify, I don't have it loaded on bit torrent, I just got it from a friend who got it on a bit torrent.

That doesn't matter...you are in possesion of stolen goods. It's like saying...

"My buddy stole the car...I'm just driving it."

I'll stop being a goody-gumdrop now.

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Cheap...and you'll love it!

the east/west librarys are on sale now on thier web downloads site...fwiw

I've been using the NI Studio Drums library and like it pretty well. There are some excellent dynamic possibilities if you use it the "kits" as Battery patches. You can use them elsewhere, of course(Halion, Giga, etc.) but by using them in Battery you are able to take advantage of the preprogrammed velocity settings. Up to 16 sample on some kits. For $100 it's hard to beat.