http://www.tchackpoum.net/
http://kingstondrums.bombsquad.org/
http://www.naturalstudio.co.uk/
Every talks about the Natural Studio kit, but you really should check out Easyrider, Ruffrider and Tchackpoum. I prefer the snares and kicks in Tchakpoum to all the others (although its hats are below average), and I am currently working with all four kits pulling my favourite hits from each into a superkit for my uses.
rmiv, the full version...
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- KVRAF
- 1527 posts since 3 Apr, 2002 from desolation row
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- KVRAF
- 16154 posts since 2 Dec, 2003 from Nashville, TN
How good are the ManyTone kits? I only ask because I do have PLENTY of drum kits with my DR-008. However, you can never have enough! Are there any samples available? Thanks!
Koolkeys
Koolkeys
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- Mod-ulator
- 2895 posts since 31 Oct, 2000 from "Where I'm to, There I'll be"
Hey koolkeys
Our kits are Natural Acoustic Drums. I am mostly an Acoustic Guitar / Songwriter in a Rock / Alt Rock style, and the kits were designed with this feel in mind. Alot of Acoustic sets out there are Heavy processed kits. We did not Overdo the Pumping up bit and rather left that to the End user to Tweak how they like.
They are probably more suited to a Softer style of playing rather than say a Heavy Metal style. But that said .... They still can Rock Pretty hard too
There are 6 - 24 bit kits. Each kit has at least 2 snares and 2 kiks. The Samples are all 24 bit.
We also have a Nice assortment of Multisampled percussions that come with the package. Details on the webpage.
We have received some great comments from plenty of our Users and At $35.00 with our 12 - 24 bit E Kits thrown in for free, they are pretty reasonably priced.
At the moment I do not have any Audio Demos up.
But we will have some new demo MP3s up soon I hope.
Thanks for the interest.
Maybe some of the other Users can comment.
Paul
Our kits are Natural Acoustic Drums. I am mostly an Acoustic Guitar / Songwriter in a Rock / Alt Rock style, and the kits were designed with this feel in mind. Alot of Acoustic sets out there are Heavy processed kits. We did not Overdo the Pumping up bit and rather left that to the End user to Tweak how they like.
They are probably more suited to a Softer style of playing rather than say a Heavy Metal style. But that said .... They still can Rock Pretty hard too
There are 6 - 24 bit kits. Each kit has at least 2 snares and 2 kiks. The Samples are all 24 bit.
We also have a Nice assortment of Multisampled percussions that come with the package. Details on the webpage.
We have received some great comments from plenty of our Users and At $35.00 with our 12 - 24 bit E Kits thrown in for free, they are pretty reasonably priced.
At the moment I do not have any Audio Demos up.
But we will have some new demo MP3s up soon I hope.
Thanks for the interest.
Maybe some of the other Users can comment.
Paul
Last edited by manytone on Thu Aug 11, 2005 1:13 am, edited 1 time in total.
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- KVRAF
- 5851 posts since 9 Jul, 2002 from Helsinki
Can't demo from work, and I haven't got the time to even open my daw until the weekend 
But I like the kits a lot, I think "alt rock" describes the character very well. Maybe sort of like Deftones? Anyway, the samples have good presense, and leave room for processing to your own taste. In addition to the alt rock thing, I have plans to use them in drum & bass.
But I like the kits a lot, I think "alt rock" describes the character very well. Maybe sort of like Deftones? Anyway, the samples have good presense, and leave room for processing to your own taste. In addition to the alt rock thing, I have plans to use them in drum & bass.
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- KVRAF
- Topic Starter
- 3227 posts since 4 Jan, 2005
rmiv s not loading the wave files for the nskit... i also got the mappings for it from groovemonkee... this is got me scratching my head..... i bought the m audio trigger finger yesterday n have enjoyed it with rmiv ... but i cant figure out how to load these 3rd party kits??????