Which sample Packs you use? Or do you sample from funk/soul records / Original drum breaks?

I really like Marco Polo s Pad Thai as well as Jake Ones Snare Jordsn Packs, illmind got good stuff as well.
Prefer those artists-dig-in-their-vaults packs a lot more than the average drum packs labeled dope. Drums /dusty /lo fi whatever, too much filler in there I think. Also , the 3 Artist packs I mentioned got handpicked original 70s drums , I guess sampled from vinyl in a high quality , perfect to use it and process on your own.

Whatup with that nottz /9th Wonder packs , any1 heard em yet?

Curious if some real beatheadz in here!

Peace 1

 

This kit is real dope!!

 

https://gumroad.com/Nottzraw

this is what i am looking for...

 

I don't like the drum broker stuff really, from an engineering point it all sounds incredibly weak. Id much rather find my own vinyl samples or take higher quality recorded drums and degrade them myself. And yeah the guy above is spot on, those reggae cats usually had amazing engineers and the drums are sick. Go and listen to Lee Scratcj Perry. Even his latest album mix wise stands head and shoulders above any supposedly well mixed hip hop.

 

The Nottzraw Kits gotta be epic i wish they were cheaper or somewere free

 

this sample collection could be filthy drums. sample-names are the same. http://rawbeatz.com/basic-kits

dope drums

 

Ok, just heard some kicks right here on the fly, I heard dope Kicks, thx to original poster for the heads up

 

This reggea 80‘s drums idea is new to me, nice approach. Although those studio 1 and similar stuff , they got dope drums in there. Putting those thru a akai-s950 , mpc 60, sp-12 , eps-16 to get the right flavour would make them even more delicious

 

Excactly.. here are a few examples I just randomly came across on YT. There are blogs devoted to this stuff where you can snag wave files and full albums.

Loads and loads of open drumhits in digital reggae.

 

1&3 tune due to the fact it’s digital drums, I don’t feel that much, although the processing thru analog mixer /tapemachines makes them sound way more nice than dry, the 2nd is doing it for me, but it’s a natural drum set.
Funny, the processing way, a drummer in Jamaica , vintage mic,analog mixing desk, maybe compression, tape recorder , vinyl , sampler @ home...life is crazy, man
Peace

 

My solution ?
Old vinil e my akai s 950

 

blogspot is a gold mine for vinyl rips btw

 

I like the Nottz,9th and Jake One packs as well BUT i usually just spend a week or two chopping,processing and building my own kits.Battery is a GREAT tool for that.I've been doing it for years and have a TON of my own drums.

Having your own (drum) sound has always been cool as hell to me.I've always admired Premiere,Pete Rock,Diamond D,Large Pro, etc. for doing that.

 

some1 want original breack chooped with my 950 contact me in pm
its free

 

i did that vinyl drumkit thing when i was younger, was pretty cool, nowadays i just chop breakbeats and layer them cause its super convenient and gives me the same sound

 

I agree.

 

Agree 2! Chop cool drumbreak, layer with single drumsounds. Play with eq, take out the bass in drumbreak. Process the whole thing.

 

Este exemplo de coleta pode ser de barris imundos. Sample names are the same. http://rawbeatz.com/basic-kits


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I love the drum kits of Croupbeatz, he make very good beatz to. That drum kits is like 20 years old, and still PHAT as fuck!