Hi all,

I recently discovered oneshots.shop and tried some free samples for layering/triggers. Super impressed with how they blended with my source material. I ended up grabbing the Snares + bundle which has some really pro layers.

Anyway - hope it helps someone who needs to fill up their sample collection.

This arrived in my inbox today and I thought it would be worth sharing with anyone else who uses Studio One.

There are a few different ways to go about sampling drums in SO, but this is a simple and concise way using SOs' native Impact sampler and native Gate plugin as a trigger.

The same principle would apply to any DAW platform. YMMV.

Enjoy.

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about the kit:

-bird was shot kick drum
-bird was sonic snare
-shot hi tom
-floor shot tom
-2nd floor shot tom

Each of the following 4 cymbals
contain separate NKI's for the overheads, mono room, and stereo room mics!

Download link:
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17 Drums samples

44.1 KHz Sample Rate
24 bit depth

Okay, so I'm posting this to find out what techniques people use when using MIDI drum samples for a beat. I'm new to this idea and am uncomfortable with it. I know I'm not going to get a sound that's as "open" as an acoustic drum set.

Hey dudes.

There are some new free drum samples up on my site.

Hey. I've recently been getting more and more into electronic music (electronica?) and I want to take a shot and blending it together with the traditional style of music I usually do (rock/alternative/acoustic). To be honest I'm really not sure what I'm looking for exactly, but if anyone can sort of point me in the right direction I would appreciate it greatly.

I'm looking for a Ludwig kick drum sample 26x14. I recorded one and am not completely happy with the results of the solo kick mic. If anybody has a single hit of a 26x14 kick drum sample/ludwig, I'd really appreciate it. I bought Addictive Drums, but that didn't work too well.

Thanks,
Nate

Hi all,