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Posted by Cube66 on Apr-22-2007 19:28:

Drum sounds for Trance???

Where can I find some really good Trance drum sounds?

I have listen to some sample cd:s but none of them sounds very good produced and uninspiring.

Anybody who knows what sample CD or software that is really good produced and ready for Trance music?

What are all good professional producers use????

I dont want any loops because I want to make my own drum patterns.

Thanks!

Posted by Ry Thomas on Apr-22-2007 19:32:

Vengeance Essential Club sounds Pack 1&2

Posted by Cube66 on Apr-22-2007 19:57:

Thanks Man!!!

They are great!

Posted by Ry Thomas on Apr-22-2007 19:58:

Everyone from Sander Van Doorn to Uberdruck uses these i believe

Posted by SMC on Apr-22-2007 20:23:

Big Fish Drums Overkill.

Posted by djfearny on Apr-23-2007 13:39:

dont forget the vengeance house packs too

some good stuff tucked away in there that might be of some use for what ur after.

club packs are just superb thou

Posted by jivamukti on Apr-23-2007 18:21:

Doru Malaia Superdrums 8000

Tons of good samples, esp. snares & hats. Clean, non-FX'd samples. The kicks are quite weak, tho. The price is about $30, a real bargain.

Posted by flutlicht junky on Apr-23-2007 18:25:

Thrillseekers have a sample pack for download - drums and if you sign up a FX one.

http://www.thethrillseekers.co.uk/

Posted by kitphillips on Apr-25-2007 13:50:

The thrillseekers have heaps of sick stuff on that site, there are about 10 sample packs...crazy. What sampler do you use? I have battery and I don't often have to go elsewhere for samples.

Posted by flutlicht junky on Apr-25-2007 15:11:

I use Battery 2 and it reckon it is the best out there. Loads of outputs, easily adjust important parts like envvelopes, key groups and even a light touch of compression if needed. Simple and effective

My sequencer I use is not liking my copy of Kontakt at all though which is gutting and I may have to use Halion which is rubbish!

Posted by mysticalninja on Apr-25-2007 19:59:

I use halion 1 its fine.. everything you need out of kontat and nothing you don't.

Posted by DeZmA on Apr-25-2007 20:13:

Hmm, I agree with junky.. I've tried both Halion 3 and Kontakt 2 and I'd prefer kontakt over halion anytime, it's not even competition.

@ Cube: Battery3 comes with a huge library of one shot samples, you should take a look at it. It's worth the price for the samples alone (especially if you can buy the student version )

Posted by mysticalninja on Apr-25-2007 21:12:

halion 3 is uselessly complex and retardedly slow to work with it seems... halion 1 does everything i need from it clean simple and fast.

Posted by kitphillips on Apr-26-2007 07:49:

Yeah kontakt is a nice piece of kit, so glad I don't have to deal with hardware samplers, never have, hopefully never will Whats really nice about the NI stuff is that its all integrated, so you can load akoustic piano or battery stuff into kontakt for more editing if your more familiar with that interface or whatever. I like it anyway, not that I actually use that feature

Posted by David Adams on Apr-27-2007 01:50:

I like Stylus RMX myself. It has many expansions and can use REX loops as well.

I love it!! Anyone else use it?

I have Battery 2 as well, but Stylus RMX has almost completely made Battery 2 obsolete for me. I do still use Battery for some fill-ins, etc....

Posted by substorm on Apr-27-2007 02:07:

http://www.vengeance-sound.de/
http://www.icone-music.be/store/
http://www.vipzone-samples.com/
http://www.dorumalaia2.com/
http://www.synthation.net/
http://www.thethrillseekers.co.uk/