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I have many high end drum kits in my arsenal and would like to share the wealth!Dilla Edition Drum Kit is a part of our All-Stars Drums series. Kicks, snares, hats, pers,FXs, loops and all kind of high quality sounds made and processed exclusively.Hotline Drum Kit WAV– 10 808s– 10 Chants– 10 Claps / 2 Snaps– 10 Closed Hats– 9 FX / Impacts– 10 Kicks– 5 Open Hats– 10 Percs– 10 Snares / 5 Rims– 91 Total SoundsSYN SOCIETY Drum Kit Vol.1 WAVThe Kit includes:– Sick Drums (808s, Kicks, Snares, Closed / Open Hats etc)– Lots of FX– Nice Loops and Cuts– Good Samples– Memphis Chops– SUICIDEBOYS Samples– Many VOXs to choose fromKato Drum Kit Vol.2 WAVKato On The Kit Vol. 2 features 10 brand new custom hi-quality drum loops designed by Funk Volume & SMKA producer, Kato. These loops range from slow, down-south tempo to gritty, high-energy grooves to fit any style of production – a true signature of Kato’s own style.
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These drums have been used in various Kato-produced records, as well as unreleased production. In addition, the deluxe version of this kit includes full beat stems so you can chop up, sample and re-arrange with complete creative control. All sounds have been meticulously layered, EQ’d, and crafted from Kato’s personal drum collection in hi-quality, 16-bit/44 WAV format.
No digital clipping!Ferrari Nights Drum Kit WAV‘Ferrari Nights’ is a Exclusive Drumkit 64 exclusive drum sounds from personal sound library. The sounds in the library are at the highest in quality. Everything was arranged, mixed and mastered in a high-end studio environment.Nightmare Drum Kit V2This drum kit we are giving you has rare samples like his Voxs and all that other weird shit. We also added some custom made wav files that we think you will enjoy such as new custom sounds like 808s, Snares, Claps, FXs and 9 EXP. Today we give you the tools to create beats exactly TM%100.C0deine Drum Kit WAVCombining contemporary trap drums with dru-gged out sound design the C0deine Drum Kit is going to send you on a trip! Inspired by the sound of Houston the kit comes with all types of 808 drum & bass sounds.
Like all other kits the C0deine Drum Kit comes well organised in the following structure: 808, Bass, BD, HH & Cym, HH & Cym Loops, Drum Loops, Percs, SD, Snaps. You will love the innovation that this kit instantly brings to your production. Make sure to check the demo tracks! The idea behind this kit was to take your favorite 808 sounds and processed them artfully. The outcome is an artsy/trippy sounding drum kit which will definitely find it’s way into your favorites. For the sound design we were using distortion, pitching, morphing and other modulating effects.The Unknown Drumkit WAVIf you like Trippy Mallets, Trunk Knocking 808s, & Ungodly Synths then this kit is everything you dream of & more!
With over 150 flawless drums & sounds, make it easy to create hit after hit!Drum Kit JackU Edition WAVJack U Edition Drum Kit is a part of our All-Stars Drums series. Kicks, snares, hats, pers,FXs, loops and all kind of high quality sounds made and processed exclusively.Drum Kit Mustard Edition WAVMustard Edition Drum Kit is a part of our All-Stars Drums series.
Kicks, snares, hats, pers,FXs, loops and all kind of high quality sounds made and processed.The 80s Edition Drum Kit WAVThe 80s Edition Drum Kit is a part of our All-Stars Drums series. Kicks, snares, hats, pers,FXs, loops and all kind of high quality sounds made and processed exclusively by Diamond Style Productions team.ASD OVO Edition Drum Kit WAVOVO Edition Drum Kit is a part of our All-Stars Drums series. Kicks, snares, hats, pers,FXs, loops and all kind of high quality sounds made and processed exclusively by Diamond Style Productions teamTrapperz Delight Drum Kit WAV MiDirapperz Delight is just that! A delight to have for any producer who makes or wants to make trap beats. This kit has everything you need to produce dope trap beats. You get a really nice sized drum-kit along with a good amount of inspiring loops and samples to get you going. On top of that, there are MIDI files included for drum elements, synth, strings and more.
Get going quickly on some fire Trap music with this kit!The Sauce Drum kit WAV MiDihe Sauce Drum kit WAV. This kit is the nothing but the perfect addition to elevate your Drums. LN is known for his smacking Kicks & 808’s, this Drum-Kit will not fail you. Filled with hard hitting Kicks, top quality snares, hard-hitting 808’s, MIDI, Loops, 808 Mixing Tutorials, & More!Trapped In Love Drum Kit Vol.4 WAVTrapped In Love: The R&B Trap Drum Kit Vol. It is the last instalment of the very successful Trapped In Love series. Now that the R&B Trap sound is more contemporary than ever before we hook you up with the last kit of the Trapped In Love series. As we’re looking for new inspiration it’s time for us to move on and keep you updated with fresh & new sounds.
Make sure you cop the kit and look out what’s coming in the near future.OVO Sounds From The 6 II Is Here, Since OVO Sounds From The 6 V1. Was a big success its only right we came out with V2. You get radio ready loops and midi so you can run any tempo with this kit. Included is also crazy drums your ears will be thrilled to indulge in. This kit is truly inspired by Drake & The OVO Sound. We had the pleasure of capturing these sounds out of the studio where Drake creates all his hits. What are you waiting for start making that OVO Sound NOW!!!!Tommy Vercetti Drum Kit WAVThis Drum Kit Has EVERYTHING you Need as a Producer.
This Drum Kit is LOADED With Sounds Inspried By The GTA Video Game, Vice City. Every Sound Within This Kit is Fully Mixed, Saving You Time to Create Hits!Exotic Drumkit WAVDinma’ brings you this kit that contains handpicked exotic sounds by Dinma you can expect to hear Kicks, 808s, Snares, Claps, Unique Voxs & Mixer Presets,etc also includes a awesome sample pack loaded with some dope samples ready to flip. With the 2nd element of the series There are plenty of these soundkits on the net but it is hard to make/find them with the quality of this kit.
Dinma is giving you a organised and well put together kit to help spark your creativity instantly.ELEVEN The Drum Kit WAVELEVEN‘. This kit was inspired by Netflix’s hit show ‘Stranger Things’. The kit features kicks, snares, 808’s and a few original samples. All sounds cam from SL’s personal library of sounds, also using MiniMoog bass, arps, synthesizers, and many more. Create the next hit TV soundtrack with these drums or get ready to jump right in and start working on your next record.Oh GAWD Drumkit WAVThis drum kit will have you screaming and shouting when you hear these head-snapping 161 custom made one shot.WAV samples That’s over 75 MB of ridiculous drum sounds for modern Hip Hop, R&B and Trap productions.
Not to mention 8 sweet bonus loops.Pad Thai Vol.4 Drum Kit WAVOver 200+ sounds! Compatible on all DAW’s.Money Bags Drum Kit WAVThe brand new ‘Money Bags Drum Kit’ has over 90 dope sounds to choose from! It was recorded, mixed & mastered at highest quality and can be used in any DAW (Digital Audio Workstation) both Windows & Mac compatible.All individual drum sounds are in WAV 24bit format.
You can make any hard hitting trap beats or club bangers with this kit. The beat in the audio demo was made solely with these sounds. Every sound you hear in the beat is in this incredible drum kit!. 90 x Drum Sounds. 24-Bit WAV format. 27 x Percs & Misc.
12 x 808s. 13 x Hats. 10 x Hits. 13 x Kicks. 21 x Snares & Claps10 Fingers Of Def HD Drum Kit WAVnnovative and Fresh Sounds!
Welcome to the 10 Fingers of Def HD Drum Kit Collection. Producers this is what you need to add POWER HOUSE Drums to your Productions. The sounds are Phenomenal and ready to inspire your next hit track with realistic and expressive drum samples. Powerful drum sounds deliver the kind of high-quality you’ve come to expect from us with the punch and drive to make your tracks standout.This collection is a great addition to your arsenal of sounds at an inexpensive price with superior sound quality and combined with your hardware or software sampler you can manipulate the samples for unique textures.
This collection like all of our kits was recorded in a Major Studio with precise articulation using Intelligent transient preservation to increase the level of the drums without a squashed and lifeless boring low db sound.Kit Features1. 10 Fingers Of Def Kicks2.
10 Fingers Of Def High Hats3. 10 Fingers Of Def Snares4. 10 Fingers Of Def Rides5. 10 Fingers Of Def Claps6.
10 Fingers Of Def Percussion7. 10 Fingers Of Def Crack Sample Chopz8. 10 Fingers Of Def Crash9. 10 Fingers Of Def Toms10. 10 Fingers Of Def Drum LoopsChopped Up Vol.1 WAVCheck out industry record producer new drum kit ‘ Chopped Up Vol.1‘ including both Drums and Samples! This kit is designed with high quality custom Sounds and chopped Sampled WAVs! Everything you need to make your next hits record!
Become the producer you were meant to be with this kitWest Coast Cinematics WAVReady To Unleash The Hidden Funk Within You?If the funk in you is dormant, Westcoast Cinematics loops WILL surely awaken it once and for ALL. If you’re craving creative inspiration, you’ve found it.
It’s unlimited musical motivation for your next creations. From A Funky Beat To A Film Score! Designed by T.V./Film music producer Brett (Traumah) Cleveland. Westcoast Cinematics is packed with feature-film-like super dope theatrical samples and loops ready for You to truncate, chop, flip, and completely go HAM with. Even if you’re vegan.
100% royalty free so you can use them to make HIGH caliber HOT beats faster that will sell quicker and easier for you – But keep ALL the money for yourself!Contents10 construction beat kits73 melodic samples (strings, horns, basses, guitars, pads, leads, efx, and MORE!)57 ER drum sounds (one shot snares, kicks, hats, percussions.)60 + cinematic drum & percussion loopsFormatsMIDI for unlimited flexibility – swap out sounds!WAV for universal compatibility – chop, tweak, & stretch em’!UsesUse in ANY DAW. Logic, Reason, FL Studio, Ableton, etc.Slide these in your Rap, R&B, Hip Hop, & T.V./Film Music Productions.
In a set from 2013, a masked Kanye West appears onstage and stands before a veiled podium. With a slow, theatrical tug, he pulls away the veil to reveal an AKAI Music Production Center, or MPC — a small, unassuming drum machine barely bigger than an Etch-a-Sketch.
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He presses a single button, triggering the lone opening piano note to “Runaway.” Several years later, a diligent ear could listen to Frank Ocean’s Blonde and hear his producer, Om’Mas Keith, tapping out a beat on the same electric drum machine. Skilled as these two are on their MPCs, this device isn’t a Keith or Kanye house specialty; it’s been at the heart of some of the most seminal musical works since its introduction by AKAI in 1988 and is still widely used today. It created a generation of hybrid producer-musicians, like West, J Dilla — whose MPC is — and Dr. Dre, who kept several in his studio at all times.The MPC appeared everywhere. Outkast’s Big Boi engineered many of the group’s iconic beats on the MPC. Mark Ronson is so attached to his MPC that it got, and many of Kanye West’s most famous songs, and much of his breakout album C ollege Dropout, have sprung from the MPC.So how did this small, portable electric box, which looks more like a Super Nintendo than a musical instrument, became the tool of the trade for pop, hip-hop, and electronic musicians and producers?
By condensing all elements of studio production into a desktop instrument that was more playable, more intuitive, and unlike anything ever put before the musical world. The MPC made music production intuitive in a way it had never been beforeIn the late 1980s, producers and musicians began turning more and more to drum machines in order to create beats and loops without using a full band. More importantly, however, these machines served the needs of a changing musical style where the beats themselves — no longer the thankless work of a drummer sitting at the back of a stage — would begin to work more intimately alongside the vocals, and even shine on their own.At the same time, hip-hop musicians also began making wider use of sampler machines, which allowed them to take pieces of music from an external source and incorporate it into their own tracks. Machines that combined these two functions (often called grooveboxes) were often difficult to use and required a more nuanced technical knowledge in music production.These expensive machines, such as the popular ones from E-mu Systems, which in the mid-’80s could cost as much as $15,000, were among a young producer’s only options — until Roger Linn, the designer of the original MPC, created the MPC60. Roger Linn with the original AKAI MPC60. Courtesy of Roger LinnRetailing around $5,000, the MPC60 was a drum machine and sampler that also integrated editing functions. Gone were the switches and small, hard industry-standard buttons of 1980s grooveboxes and studio mixing boards.
Instead, the MPC featured 16 large rubber pads that could be pressed and hit to make musical sounds, as though the machine itself were an instrument with keys. It could be used to compose full tracks. It came with floppy disks preloaded with a variety of sounds and instruments; and unlike many other available products, the pads were pressure-sensitive and could produce different sounds based on how hard they were pressed.All of this offered near-orchestral versatility and total creative control to its user. But most importantly, it wasn’t an enormous, stationary mixing panel with as many buttons as an airplane cockpit. The MPC didn’t need a studio to be operated, but instead could be plugged into a sound system in a basement.
Its only real match was the E-mu SP1200, which had neither the pads nor the approachability of the MPC.The MPC’s appearance is so straightforward that it feels almost like a trap. Roughly the dimensions of two MacBooks stacked atop each other, the MPC has a cream white/off-gray body and, in addition to its 16 pads, a small LCD screen to make editing a lot easier, another innovation introduced with the MPC. The body includes two knobs for fine-tuning samples or selecting functions, and red “record” and “over dub” buttons for saving or looping beats. Its dozen or so other buttons control functions that don’t feel markedly different from those of a VHS machine or other technology of the day. And finally, in the top right corner is a convenient “Help” button, should the user find that this newfangled technology was all too much for them.To show just how easy it is to use, Kanye once and demonstrated to Bob Simon, his interviewer, how the MPC allows you to go “from this simple kick drum all the way to what you hear on the radio.” (He also explains to Simon what a “dope-ass beat” is.) West goes on to produce a beat in a matter of seconds.
“I don’t think anyone would believe you’re doing that all from this one rhythm machine,” says Simon.Linn’s invention could be played straight out of the box by working musical professionals. What these professionals would need, he figured, was not a convoluted panel but something intuitive and easy to use that offered real-time editing, essentially eliminating the step-by-step process that makes music production so time-consuming.“I dislike reading manuals,” Linn told me in an email, “and I dislike having my creative process interrupted by an unintuitive operating system or reading a manual written by an engineer. With the MPC60 and MPC3000, you could take them out of the box, plug in a disk and turn them on, then immediately hear a variety of good beats with good human feel.”The pads and the layout of the MPC made it easier for someone like Om’Mas Keith, only 16 years old when he first got his hands on an MPC, to feel at ease behind it almost immediately.“It’s the friendliest interface,” says Coby Ashpis, a musician and producer in Los Angeles. “You have those 16 big, cushy pads.
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The simplicity allows you to focus on the music itself.”In the 30 years since the MPC’s release, these big, cushy pads have been adopted by countless imitators and have even appeared on the machines of competitors whose rigidly functional earlier models were precisely what the MPC originally sought to replace. They are now standard issue for DJ technology.“The 4x4 drum grid exists across all instruments, everyone making controllers uses it.
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The interface is timeless,” Ashpis says.Also part of this timeless charm — what drew people like Dr. Dre to the MPC and what keeps them coming back today — is that many believe its stock sounds have more character and more presence straight out of the box than other machines or digital software.The MPC also made it possible for users to chop and tweak their samples in new ways. Keith recalls plugging in his turntable, zoning on in a single drumbeat from a track on a record, and assigning that single sampled drumbeat to one of the 16 pads. That way, he could use this sampled drum note while composing his own beats instead of relying on the MPC’s stock drum sounds. “The ability to chop so finely lets you take very minute samples,” Ashpis explains. “Then you have this whole toolbox of sounds decontextualized from their original source and you can get creative and do something new.”While once musicians were sampling wholesale, sampling itself became something of a new art form.
The MPC’s one-stop functionality means music can begin and end on the same machineThe combination of functions and simple workflow helped musicians pioneer entirely new styles of music.“You can play one sample like a full instrument; you can change it. It opened up all recorded music to be played with in a really freeing way — a way that still used beats and samples but is more similar to playing a traditional acoustic instrument like keyboards or drums,” says Ashpis.Prince Charles Alexander, a producer and professor of music production and engineering/commercial record production at Berklee College of Music, explains that the MPC also offered orchestral resources to lone-wolf producers. “A drum machine only has built-in drum sounds,” he says. “But now with the MPC you could make your rhythm come not just from drums but from horn hits, synth screeches. Now you were working percussively and with a far wider tambour of instrumentation.”The MPC’s editing function made it a one-stop device where music could begin and end on the MPC alone.
Making music had never been easier. “With the MPC, you could do everything in one house,” Alexander says.Keith used the MPC for nearly everything: “I was doing beats; I would sample hooks and fly them in and create songs. All we needed to do was take the MPC and the synth beat, and cut the lead vocal.”The overall effect was also democratizing.