Drum Machine Sampling

TR-808:
All Drums - Normal + Accent, 5 round robin samples per note. 36,300 samples.
Bass Drum: original DECAY + TONE knobs, 11 positions per knob 11 studio channels = 13,310 samples.
Snare Drum: original SNAPPY + TONE knobs, 11 positions per knob 11 studio channels = 13,310 samples.
Toms / Congas: original TUNING knob, 11 positions per knob 11 studio channels = 7260 samples
Open Hat: original DECAY knob, 11 positions 11 studio channels = 1210 samples
Cymbal: original DECAY knob, 5 positions 11 studio channels = 550 samples

TR-909:
All Drums - Normal + Accent, 5 round robin samples per note. 35,310 samples
Bass Drum: original TUNE + ATTACK knobs, 11 positions per knob 11 studio channels = 13,310 samples.
Snare Drum: original TUNE + SNAPPY knobs, 11 positions per knob 11 studio channels = 13,310 samples.
Toms: original TUNE knob, 11 positions per knob 11 studio channels = 1210 samples
Hi-Hat: original DECAY knob, 11 positions 11 studio channels = 1210 samples
Ride Cymbal: original TUNEknob, 5 positions 11 studio channels = 550 samples
Crash Cymbal: original TUNE knob, 5 positions 11 studio channels = 550 samples

606:
All Drums - Normal + Accent, 5 round robin samples per note. 11 studio channels- 769 samples

CR-78:
All Drums - Normal + Accent, 5 round robin samples per note. 11 studio channels - 1375 samples

CR-8000:
All Drums - Normal + Accent, 5 round robin samples per note. 11 studio channels - 1375 samples

Bentley Rhythm Ace:
All Drums: 5 round robin samples per note. 11 studio channels - 219 samples

DR55:
All Drums - Normal + Accent, 3 BALANCE positions, 5 round robin samples per note. 11 studio channels - 1320 samples

DR110:
All Drums - Normal + Accent, 5 round robin samples per note. 3 BALANCE positions, 11 studio channels - 1981 samples

Korg 55b:
All Drums - Normal + Accent, 5 round robin samples per note. 11 studio channels - 550 samples.

Yamaha MR10:
All Drums - Normal + Accent, 5 round robin samples per note. 11 studio channels - 1705 samples
Snare Drum: Original TUNE knob 7 positions. 11 studio channels = 770 samples
Toms: Original TUNE knob 2 x 7 positions. 11 studio channels = 1540 samples
Cymbal: Original TUNE knob 7 positions. 11 studio channels = 770 samples

DMX:
All Drums - Normal + Accent samples.
7 tuning positions per drum from original ROM board wheel. 11 studio channels - 1309 samples.

DrumTraks:
11 studio channels - 1276 samples
Kick: Original Tune 7 Positions, Snare: Original Tune 9 Positions, Rimshot: Original Tune 9 Positions, HiHat: Original Tune 9 Positions, Toms x2: Original Tune 11 Positions, Ride: Original Tune 11 Positions, Crash: Original Tune 11 Positions, Cowbell: Original Tune 11 Positions, Cabasa /Clap: Original Tune 7 Positions

Drumulator:
All drums, 1 sample each, 11 studio channels. 132 samples.

LinnDrum LM2:
All drums Normal + Accent. 11 studio channels 1078 samples.
Snare, Sidestick, Toms : Original TUNE: 9 positions, 11 studio channels.
Hi Hat: Original DECAY, 7 postions, 11 studio channels.

Simmons SDS800:
11 studio channels - 2,365 samples.
Kick Drum: 5 round robins, Original TUNE 6 positions, Noise Level, Click level
Snare: 5 round robins, Original TUNE 9 positions, Noise Level, Click level
Toms: 5 round robins , Original TUNE 10 positions, Noise Level, Click level





KONTAKT PLAYER COMPATIBLE
This is a Kontakt Player instrument. This means that you do not need to own the full version of NI Kontakt to use it. It will run as a plug-in instrument in any VST/AU/RTAS/AAX/WASAPI,compatible host program or DAW eg: Cubase, Logic, Ableton Live, DP, Reaper, Pro-Tools. No extra purchase necessary.

System Requirements:
Windows 7 or higher (latest Service Pack, 32/64 Bit), Intel Core Duo or AMD AthlonTM 64 X2, 4 GB RAM (6 GB RAM recommended)
Mac: OS X 10.9 or higher, Intel Core 2 Duo, 4 GB RAM
Requires KONTAKT 5 or KONTAKT 5 PLAYER version 5.5 or later

Link: http://www.soniccouture.com/en/products/28-rare-and-experimental/g58-electro-acoustic/

 

i've found that it has best sequencer in the demo

 

That's all really nice and dandy, but I kinda prefer raw samples of the machines so I can process them the way I want. I'm sick and tired of overprocessed drums. It really doesn't matter if it's Neve, API, SSL, Thermionic Culture, or Alesis 3630 for that matter. They process them the way they [and a 1000 of others] feel it's good and then we get all samples sound alike.

Having the rant part off my chest, this looks lovely!

 

Yeah it looks interesting indeed I agree!

 

Looks pretty good ! nice sound

 

looks nice, and we obviously have most of this already.... wonder if it has midi drum kit mapping (VDrums etc...) that would be nice...