finding drums

http://www.cratekings.com/300-classic-h ... and-loops/


tons of samples you can listen to ...

If you layer and filter your drums correctly compression can be avoided most of the time.

the "drum library"series vol.1-9 (only on vinyl) i think paul nice put it out .i chopped almost every loop and ended up with like a hundred somethin kits and they all bang hard.its got some of the usual breaks on it but for the most part i still dont know where most of them came from

LOKI77 wrote:the "drum library"series vol.1-9 (only on vinyl) i think paul nice put it out .i chopped almost every loop and ended up with like a hundred somethin kits and they all bang hard.its got some of the usual breaks on it but for the most part i still dont know where most of them came from

Word. I chopped the sh!t out of those Cracker Beats series, also on vinyl. I think RZA got his drums there too to do the 1st Cuban Link album and ODB's Return to the 36 Chambers. Cracker Beats came out before Wu exploded.

rondiesel wrote:get everything u got sampled and just keep it in the bank

dont always think that something is wack. its just probably not gonna work BY ITSELF.

u might layer it with something else and get something reallllyyyy nice out of it.

just remember that everything is better with a little tlc.

and the only specific tip i have for u is THERE IS NO DISCRIMINATION WHEN U HAVE IMAGINATION

save all the drums u come across dog

word, sampling 101. if you don't listen and set things aside, you're only hurting yourself. if you hear something kinda cool, whether it be a sample, a drum sound or fill, but it isn't quite what you are looking for, take the 60 seconds to record it and save it in a samples folder. 9 times out of 10 i'm surprised at what I find later that I completely forgot about.

iono about finding drums on "anything" but you can do a lot with filtering, enveloping and eq.

1)Print off a list of records with drumbreaks on them

2)start searching

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Ultimate Beats and Breaks

http://theessentialelements.blogspot.co ... e-ups.html

All the Breaks

viewtopic.php?f=5&t=103354

Dusty Fingerz (Scroll to Bottom)

http://hiphophypedog.blogspot.com/search/label/BREAKS

sample every drum you can find and layer'em. mpc's can layer up to 4 kicks at once, so im pretty sure you can get a dope ass "hip hop" kick out of 4 different kicks, you just gotta know eq and compression

when i first started, my drums sounded like shit, now they sound straight. i just kept practicing homiie

Dj Pound wrote:1)Print off a list of records with drumbreaks on them

2)start searching

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haha so true

Co-sign, the Paul Nice Drum Library is dope but get the vinyl not that CD set.

right pieces for the puzzle anyone?

anyone got a link to drum library"series vol.1-9 (only on vinyl) i think paul nice put it out

cheers

I personally like the drums from A Tribe Called Quest recordings. Also, stuff from Gang Starr (DJ Premier). It's all about the old school for me..

i used to love them drums but when i listen to em now dont feel em as much cos the game has advance and dudes r flipping the drums more illa

yo found some paul nice drums im bout to catch samples from the site into audition and keep them in the stash drums sound hard still.

http://www.undergroundhiphop.com/store/ ... PC=SB002CD