I have Sound Replacer but dont really have a drum sample library. Are there any creme de la creme, popular drum sample hit libraries out there?

I'm looking for some clean, modern sounding, high quality drum samples for pop/urban type production.

Does anyone have any experience with ModernBeats.com? Any other big companies and alternatives you've found reliable in quality would be great as well.

Thanks.

what kind of mixer can i get that i can hook a digi002 up to so that i can control 6-8 mics on

yes, i have drum samples (WAV format)
I wanted to know what program i can get to put those samples in and make songs. I tried drumsite out but it's kind of weird and laggy. I love how you use it buuuuuut every time I want to hear a part of the song i have to hear it from the start.
Anyone know of something similar to drumsite?

EDIT: Here are some sound clips. I posted them down in other replies, but a couple people said I should move them up here. So...

My band was in a studio yesterday recording drums for our EP (we're doing the rest in my studio).

The drum bleed is absolutely overpowering.

We're doing fast heavy metal so a clear cut drum sound is essential.

Noise gates cannot tame this.

Hi guys! another easy qustion for me...
I was woundering if any of you guys have a recomendation for a good pair of mics for a tom and flor tom...my price limit is around 350$ (max) anyone? most of my recordings are hard-core/punk-rock/easy-rock sort of recordings...

thanks a lot for everything and every one!
noam from israel!

i was wondering if anyone could suggest a good sequencer/dr machine for recording on a DAW (non-computer based - i'm using a Roland VS model). i was thinking of staying in the $1000-new range.

thanks!

Hello all- I am a new member to this site, though I have been reading it for a while. My question pertains to recording drums. Recently I was allowed access to gigantic old military base room that is about 150 ft long and 75 feet wide with about 40-50 ceilings- its all concrete.

Well, I wish to rec the snare while playing it with brushes: since I am total new to the "Micing world", I will gladly accept any advice about the ways to get a good result :oops:
Actually, I tried it parallel to the ground, 3cm away from the snare: the result seem's decent to me, but I suppose the existence of some "old classic" way to this :)

thanks :)