Drum Sampler suggestions

[Robert W]

Hi,

I'm after a freeware/extracheapware drum sampler that will load up about 8 individual samples at a time so that I can use the GSCW wav files. I tried them in "bigbadaboom" but no joy. Are they 24-bit wav files?. I also tried dr-005, but again, it won't make a sound when I load up the GSCW wavs.

[fred-hal]

Extracheaplotsavalueformoneyware DK+ loads all kinds of wav files:

http://www.kvraudio.com/get/1507.html

[pljones]

Why not use SFZ?

[PTV]

DrumzStrip?

[skipkent]

SFZ is nice but no multiple outs, that I'm a ware of.

[fred-hal]

who said anything about multiple outs?

[cptgone]

Extracheaplotsavalueformoneyware DK+ loads all kinds of wav files:

http://www.kvraudio.com/get/1507.html

indeed.

you might also wanna chack out eXT, a modular sequencer (sub)host that comes with it's own sampler.

[zvon]

Hi,

I'm after a freeware/extracheapware drum sampler that will load up about 8 individual samples at a time...

Take a look at our Quad Zamp, it can load up to 12. And it is certainly cheap, the single out version if freeware and the multi-outs version is soundware. Meaning that it's free when you buy a sample set and our lowest priced ones are $4.99. It also features some unique features like pitch randomizers.
HERE: http://www.lesproductionszvon.com/Software.htm

You might also want to look at NUSofting DK+, it's not expensive and is very easy to use. Also has it's own library.
HERE: http://nusofting.liqihsynth.com/DKplus_ ... _Drums.htm

[Robert W]

Thanks for your help, I actually have a copy of ext but hadn't familiarised myself with the sampler!. Seems to do the job fine for now. I'll check out the other stuff too though!.