REASON DRUM SAMPLES?
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rectaldubz
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REASON DRUM SAMPLES?
i was just wandering what drum sample's or kits to look out for on reason, theres such a wide selection it's hard to find the right kicks and snares etc for a piece im making, even better does anyone have any samples for drum kit's to share, i've checked the patches everyone's giving away on the sticky thread and all of them are much appreciated but are mostly wobbles, any help would be absolutly mint cheers. 
http://www.hexawe.net/mess/200.Drum.Machines/
found these useful
and i cant remember what the reason sounds are like... its best just to take some time to have a look through, see which ones you personnally think are good, because everyone will have their own idea tbh, altho some if i remember are bloody horrible
found these useful
and i cant remember what the reason sounds are like... its best just to take some time to have a look through, see which ones you personnally think are good, because everyone will have their own idea tbh, altho some if i remember are bloody horrible
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haha yeh some of them are just stupidly aweful, thanks for the help!Subdue wrote:http://www.hexawe.net/mess/200.Drum.Machines/
found these useful
and i cant remember what the reason sounds are like... its best just to take some time to have a look through, see which ones you personnally think are good, because everyone will have their own idea tbh, altho some if i remember are bloody horrible
Particularly for snares it is useful to layer a couple of sounds together, so that you dont get a really default sound and for some extra punch...
In terms of samples it think hats are the most important... Have a google around for some, using lots of different samples in one loop will really help make the beat flow and sound more interesting...
after about 50 kicks they all start sounding the same to me (think its my crappy speakers
) so i dunno what to say about them...
In terms of samples it think hats are the most important... Have a google around for some, using lots of different samples in one loop will really help make the beat flow and sound more interesting...
after about 50 kicks they all start sounding the same to me (think its my crappy speakers
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The Reason Drum Packs are fine. Admittedly, there are some ropey sounding hits. My advice is:
1: Layers them snares (I generally use 2 to 4) and play with EQ to make 'em sound sweeeet.
2: Smash some Scream Distortion on your break (I like to keep the kick clean and affect most of the other parts). This will create a whole new feel to the standard sounding kits.
3: Eq, eq and eq.
4: I then take a copy of the kit I've made with all the fx, etc and effect it in a different way and layer this over the main break for extra depth. Gives a 'fuller' sounding break imo.
Good luck!
1: Layers them snares (I generally use 2 to 4) and play with EQ to make 'em sound sweeeet.
2: Smash some Scream Distortion on your break (I like to keep the kick clean and affect most of the other parts). This will create a whole new feel to the standard sounding kits.
3: Eq, eq and eq.
4: I then take a copy of the kit I've made with all the fx, etc and effect it in a different way and layer this over the main break for extra depth. Gives a 'fuller' sounding break imo.
Good luck!
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Heres some snare n kick hits that are definately worth getin, much better than the shit that comes in the reason factory soundbank
DL:
die bassdrums ruven (8.99MB) (212 kick samples)
Hard Snares (2.51MB) (82)
JX-305 Snares (1.93MB) (47)
http://www.drumnbass.be/downloads.html
u have to register to download but its worth it
DL:
die bassdrums ruven (8.99MB) (212 kick samples)
Hard Snares (2.51MB) (82)
JX-305 Snares (1.93MB) (47)
http://www.drumnbass.be/downloads.html
u have to register to download but its worth it
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nice one dude great site.michaelvman wrote:Heres some snare n kick hits that are definately worth getin, much better than the shit that comes in the reason factory soundbank
DL:
die bassdrums ruven (8.99MB) (212 kick samples)
Hard Snares (2.51MB) (82)
JX-305 Snares (1.93MB) (47)
http://www.drumnbass.be/downloads.html
u have to register to download but its worth it
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