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KVR Forum [Instruments] » Archive » Instruments » August 2003 Index | KVRFA1
AuthorTopic: Drums & Guitar Sample Cds
trancenrg69
Posted: 9th August 2003 12:28
I was wondering if anyone could recommend any good sample cds for real drums or acoustic/electric guitar. I need drums that sound as close as possible too the real thing, in the genre of rock /metal. thanks
jeffn1
Posted: 9th August 2003 12:36
I have heard positive things about "Drumkit From Hell", especially for hard/progressive rock.

JeffN
pough
Posted: 9th August 2003 12:43
Listen to this. It's the Drumkit From Hell. Wink
champion.rabbit
Posted: 9th August 2003 17:29
DKFH is great, but I just bought Purrrfect drums and it's amazing!

No mp3s however...

www.studiocat.com
Rabid
Posted: 9th August 2003 17:29
56 Strat for electric guitar.

Scarbee for electric bass guitar.

Robert
Number Six
Posted: 11th August 2003 02:00
There are a few good drum sample CDs that are worth looking at, DKFH is definately one of them, but there's also 'Pure Drums' by Yellow Tools which is top notch and Plugsound Vol. 3 which has some very tasty drumkits on it.

As for guitars, 'Pure Guitars' by Yellow Tools is very clean and well produced and the Scarbee range is great for basses and definately worth a look. There's also Plugsound Vol. 2 which I have just commented on in another thread, great Acoustic Guitars! Wink

6.
Phaedo
Posted: 11th August 2003 04:36
Before going too far down this road, however, make sure that you're actually half happy with what you can make a guitar multi-sample sound like. You could waste a lot of money. Oh yeah, Hans Zimmer guitars is pretty cool.
Yossarian
Posted: 11th August 2003 04:51
I just mentioned the Acoustic Essentials in another thread and it actually fits nicely into this one, too because it contains both drums and acoustic guitars. It’s available in Giga and HALion native formats. Definitely more “unplugged” than “metal” but it might be worth checking out. Demos here:

http://www.biggagiggas.com/About%20AE.htm


/Yoss
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