Drum Samples

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Iv'e been trying to find some easy to use drum software for realistic drum sounds. I played around with Fruity Loops but that seems to be a tool for electronic music so I downloaded the trial version of leafDrums. The loop builder is alot better in my opion than FL but the drum sounds are pretty bad. Long story short: Can someone tell me where I can download good real/realistic samples of drum kit?
 
http://www.drumsondemand.com/

Inexpensive ($49?), well organized, and easy to use. And they appear to be carefully recorded (see technical info, below, excerpted from DOD site)


Technical Information
Drums on Demand stereo loops were mixed down from multitrack recordings -- Pro Tools TDM Mix-3 with Apogee Converters and Lucid Master Clock. Various combinations of the following were used during the session recordings:

Drums: Tama 5-piece with Zildjian and Paiste hats, Sabian and Paiste rides, Zildjian and Sabian crashes. Snares included Premiere 6" Maple, Arbiter 7" Maple, Ludwig 7" Bronze, Remo Piccalo, Custom 6" Maple, Ludwig 6" Chrome.


Microphones Kick: AKG D112, Sennheiser E602, Sound Deluxe U195.Snare Top: Shure SM57, Microtech Gefell UM72. Snare Bottom: Shure SM57, Shure SM81. Hats: Audio Technica AT4031, AKG C451B. Toms: EV PL76s. Cymbals/Overhead Pairs: Coles 4038, AKG C414EB, A-T 4050. Stereo Room: Crown Stereo Ambient Sampling System, Neumann TLM103s

Analog Console: Large format Neotek Series III C. Outboard preamps/equalizers: Universal Audio 2-610, Universal Audio 2108, Vintech Audio 473, Millennia Media HV3, D.W. Fearn VT2, Demeter VTMP 2B, Sytek MPX4A, NightPro PRE-Q, NightPro 3D. Compressors: TubeTech LCA2B, Urei 1176LN, Urei LA2A, Emperical Labs EL7, Manley Variable-Mu. Hardware Reverb: Lexicon 480L. Major TDM Plug-Ins: McDSP FilterBank and compression, Focusrite Red Series, WAVs Rennasance EQ and compression and many more.
 
those bastards!!!

ive used some free loops from them and they were awesome but they had some dude talking in the back ground those BASTARDS!! if i bought some it think those would be them though
 
Mick Fleetwood

I am not a big Fleetwood Mac fan or anything, but the drum loops disk that Mick Fleetwood put out is worth a listen. I bought it and have used it many times. Nice realistic sounding rock drumming..
 
thank you

I'm playing around with the loops from e-drummer and it works ok
to paste and loop them in CoolEdit, although not all the fills really match up. And I don't mean putting a jazz fill into a slow rock beat, just chosing between the fills within the packages, they also have extra space at the beginning and end of each loop that I manually cut off.
Drums on demand sounds pretty good I think I'll check that out if I can't find anything descent for free.

Thanks Again
 
"I played around with Fruity Loops but that seems to be a tool for electronic music"

Hey square1,
You don't have to stick on the FL-samples. Just load your own drumkits in FL and you've got a very flexible drumsampler. This way I can create some very good and realistic drums in FL!
 
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