do they all sound the same?

[TheGmiester161]

I went to the Betamonkey website, and I tried some of the sample loops and they all sounded different. I'm looking for a pack of different drum beats that was recorded with the same kit and same micing techniques so I can make an album and have it sound cohesive. Maybe these samples don't do it justice. Some of them sound good but I want them to all have at least the same sound.

 

[lumbago]

Have you considered "Drums on Demand" ???

http://www.drumsondemand.com/

 

[MISTERQCUE]

Any-1 else have links to real-sounding drum tracks (and please, NO FRUITY LOOPS)?

Thx!

 

[acorec]

Any-1 else have links to real-sounding drum tracks (and please, NO FRUITY LOOPS)?

Thx!

I have been looking for friggin years. I have 2 CDs I made using wave samples gotten off of net searches. i am starting to use Gigastudio to play these samples. When I get my system ironed out, I intend to "build" great sounding drumsets. Until then. The best sounding "loops" are from the link above. I have about 2000 real drum samples to wade through to find my "drumsets" This is the best solution I can find at the moment.

Good Luck.

 

[dirtythermos]

I have the Beta Monkey loops. On each CD you will have several folders, something like this:

77_BPM_Mellow_Grooves/
90_BPM_Rock_Beats/
86_BPM_Jazzy_Rhythms/

In each folder are 20+ loops that were all recorded at the same session, with the same mics and the same drummer on the same kit. There are loops, fills, endings, etc. in each folder.

 

[acorec]

Any-1 else have links to real-sounding drum tracks (and please, NO FRUITY LOOPS)?

Thx!

Listen to the loops at Doolydrums.com. There are a ton of them. They seem to sound good, but I can't tell because I only heard them on my computer monitors.

Check 'em before you wreck 'em!