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Dubstep Drum Packs
Does anybody knpw of any good guality drum packs made for dubstep. Ive seen some online but they also include loops and synth riffs that I dont want and dont wanna pay the extra amount for it. I just want a pack with just some decent percussion.
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Ive got a fair few from magazines i havent even checked out yet.
If i can get them uploade before i leave town tomorrow night i'll up them in here.
If i can get them uploade before i leave town tomorrow night i'll up them in here.
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why do you need a pack specifically made for dubstep? thats kinda dumb.
get you some quality samples for free. and go from there.
get you some quality samples for free. and go from there.
http://elandingpage.comandyyhitscar wrote:I really want to know the cause because it is a beast bass system. It is cube sized, a little smaller than a dope microwave.
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You have money?
PrimeLoops.com is where it's at!
PrimeLoops.com is where it's at!
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Fuck primeloops and any other company that charges for samples and labels them into genres. they are marketed to those looking for a quick fix and thats all youll ever find. Dig around for free stuff, computer music mag is excellent for example
my drums are usually new with every batch of tunes and i make my own drum hits by layering them. its just about finding the right ones to layer... experimentation and triall and error is the best way.
my drums are usually new with every batch of tunes and i make my own drum hits by layering them. its just about finding the right ones to layer... experimentation and triall and error is the best way.
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this.Sparxy wrote:Fuck primeloops and any other company that charges for samples and labels them into genres. they are marketed to those looking for a quick fix and thats all youll ever find. Dig around for free stuff, computer music mag is excellent for example
my drums are usually new with every batch of tunes and i make my own drum hits by layering them. its just about finding the right ones to layer... experimentation and triall and error is the best way.
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http://elandingpage.comandyyhitscar wrote:I really want to know the cause because it is a beast bass system. It is cube sized, a little smaller than a dope microwave.
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I found decent samples in the vengeance packs, only in the 'perc' section though. They're pretty good claps, clicks and snares, but EVERYTHING else in those sample packs are SHIT.
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LOL, that dude does the sickest 7 day dubstep tutorial EVER
Beg to differ, not all are shit. I've seen a small handful of decent oneszerbaman wrote:I found decent samples in the vengeance packs, only in the 'perc' section though. They're pretty good claps, clicks and snares, but EVERYTHING else in those sample packs are SHIT.
Meanbeats pack is goood.
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SoundcloudSoulstep wrote: My point is i just wanna hear more vibes
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does this come with the 'hi, im dave from boyinaband.com ' sample?
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No sample pack is worth getting if its £46. Jesus, I nearly shit my pants when I saw that price tag......legend4ry wrote:http://www.samplemagic.com/products/pro ... grime.html
^ the only dubstep pack worth getting..
@op- get the Meanbeat sample pack mate, free and very good.
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I was like "Hey Legend4ry linked this so this might be something reasonable and good quality/price ratio."legend4ry wrote:http://www.samplemagic.com/products/pro ... grime.html
^ the only dubstep pack worth getting..
but then I went

Soundcloud
Coolschmid wrote:I don't even fucking understand some of the questions getting posted on here now.
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You might check this out: http://www.ghosthack.de/remository/dubstep-samples/
I got some One-Shot drum samples in my both packages.
I got some One-Shot drum samples in my both packages.
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You lot are cheap
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SoundcloudSoulstep wrote: My point is i just wanna hear more vibes
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The likes of skream and benga came up on pirated versions of FL studio.legend4ry wrote:You lot are cheap.
Dubstep is a cheapskate's game imo..
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It just shows that Dubstep sample packs ain't good... Thats the only ive found worth buying if money wasn't a huge issue.
I'll forever tell people to get Hit Kit V3 and you'll never buy a sample pack again.
I'll forever tell people to get Hit Kit V3 and you'll never buy a sample pack again.
SoundcloudSoulstep wrote: My point is i just wanna hear more vibes
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True story that.legend4ry wrote:It just shows that Dubstep sample packs ain't good...
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The beauty of the genre is that you can use any type of samples. just play with your envelopes to make em snappy punchers of death.
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