Searching for a particular (thunderous) drum kit.
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- KVRian
- 1022 posts since 7 Sep, 2004
I'm trying to identify the drum kit(s) which are often used for those really heavy riffs that have a kinda 'rolling' effect to them.
Best example I can think of is about 2m43s into the song "The Only Time" on the NIN album "Pretty Hate Machine".
Almost sounds like a regular drumset resampled at a lower pitch and heavily reverbed. (which is possibly what it is?)
But I have a theory it might be a particular drumset?
Best example I can think of is about 2m43s into the song "The Only Time" on the NIN album "Pretty Hate Machine".
Almost sounds like a regular drumset resampled at a lower pitch and heavily reverbed. (which is possibly what it is?)
But I have a theory it might be a particular drumset?
- Rad Grandad
- 38041 posts since 6 Sep, 2003 from Downeast Maine
are you looking for loops or samples?
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- KVRian
- 693 posts since 21 Oct, 2003 from Madrid
I would like to find out too as drums is one of my weak points.
Lately I have been using a DrumSynth named Dr Fusion which has a couple nice sets of sounds. I double it with some NsKit drums for added Fx.
Lately I have been using a DrumSynth named Dr Fusion which has a couple nice sets of sounds. I double it with some NsKit drums for added Fx.
- Rad Grandad
- 38041 posts since 6 Sep, 2003 from Downeast Maine
Hi Kaos...Kaos Axiom wrote:I would like to find out too as drums is one of my weak points.
Lately I have been using a DrumSynth named Dr Fusion which has a couple nice sets of sounds. I double it with some NsKit drums for added Fx.
A couple nice this I like
Crash/rides
Left and right handed hits
Different beaters on the kick(s)
Two mic-ing techniques for every drum
Springless Snares
Very nice rim shots
Of course you have to use a velocity sensitive sampler. FPC will work fine, but you may have to use more then one, perhaps even three. But it works flawlessly with Vsampler...
The highest form of knowledge is empathy, for it requires us to suspend our egos and live in another's world. It requires profound, purpose‐larger‐than‐the‐self kind of understanding.
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- KVRian
- Topic Starter
- 1022 posts since 7 Sep, 2004
Thanks hink, I might look into dfh, though trying not to spend too much at the moment (almost bought RMIV recently). So I'm looking to maybe just find some sample libraries to import (I assume LM4 sample libraries still exist?).
Still looking through presets for something similar to that NIN riff. This is probably ever so slightly non-legal, but I took a snippet of the song to try and see if anyone recognises the drumset:
http://www.flyingislands.co.uk/m/the_on ... nippet.mp3
After playing around with FPC, I guess the FPC "Aspermic", "Ingler" and "Merkin" kits (from Samplefusion set) could come close, with a bit of processing.
Still looking through presets for something similar to that NIN riff. This is probably ever so slightly non-legal, but I took a snippet of the song to try and see if anyone recognises the drumset:
http://www.flyingislands.co.uk/m/the_on ... nippet.mp3
After playing around with FPC, I guess the FPC "Aspermic", "Ingler" and "Merkin" kits (from Samplefusion set) could come close, with a bit of processing.
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- Banned
- 18651 posts since 2 Oct, 2001 from England
just a normal kit with more verb on for that sectionceenda wrote:Thanks hink, I might look into dfh, though trying not to spend too much at the moment (almost bought RMIV recently). So I'm looking to maybe just find some sample libraries to import (I assume LM4 sample libraries still exist?).
Still looking through presets for something similar to that NIN riff. This is probably ever so slightly non-legal, but I took a snippet of the song to try and see if anyone recognises the drumset:![]()
http://www.flyingislands.co.uk/m/the_on ... nippet.mp3
After playing around with FPC, I guess the FPC "Aspermic", "Ingler" and "Merkin" kits (from Samplefusion set) could come close, with a bit of processing.