http://www.theproducerschoice.com/products/808-drum-kit

i want that :dancing: :dancing:

 

what the world needs now is another 808 kit

 

i thought the same! so many 808 & 909 kits etc..out already, so many drum machines etc..

 

Eh... its another 808 kit... so what?

learn how to take a stock one.. and beef it up..

Then, you've done something other than just taking, and using.

 

No downloadable samples and no mention of bit depth and bit rate. Looks anything but pro to me.

This is what I call a great 808 samplepack:

http://soundsoutsidethelines.com/projects/tr80

3648 samples

 

*yes*

Except for those weird-ass, horribly perspective'd knobs..

 

@ LisaPower,

You're quite right... and the worst is that we still have solely 2 arms and 10 fingers !


@ One Reason,

You can remedy to your disgust the simplest way... By simply linking these knobs (via MIDI CC) to your 'favorite' external MIDI Controller(s), then by hiding the provided 'Kontakt GUI', and you'll finally enjoy this 'Revolution-808' Instrument with your own 'dreamed' knobs...

 

whether there is to many 808's out there or not it never hurts to have a f*cking lot of them!

https://www.yourlocalmusician.com/shop/warm-808s-bass-sound-kit/

 

Wooow, 808 at last!!!!! You made my day!
Not enough 808? What is wrong with previous thousands of 808 libraries with thousands of sounds in each? Got old?

The only difference in 808 collections can be nuances in sound, such as processing gear and AD sound card after 808. But who needs this. In mix all this nuances will be drowned and refucked by digital plugins processing. And all these small nuances will be killed by aliasing of your processing or truncated by skipped dithering, or messing up in samplerates like 44khz samples in 48 kHz project without true src conversion pre project, or warm tape killed by your harsh eq or etc.etc.etc. So having the same but with smallest nuances saves almost nothing. No need to have 5000 same kicks with nuances that you will kill later.
Less is more.

 

Last edited: Mar 28, 2017

People smoking in the studio, now that's how real pros do it!