Drums, Cymbals & other Stuff

[MRT]

Thank You for the samples and letting us share the rewards of all your efforts.

[RunBeerRun]

Thanks, there's a ton of samples here.

[yppse]

you are welcome

[Epiphany]

Wow, most generous of you. Can I ask, as I'm at work and cant look properly, did you include any rides in the sets? I can never find good ride samples!

[yppse]

there is a ride cymbal (5 parts):

http://www.esnips.com/web/Cymbals?docsPage=6#files
and
http://www.esnips.com/web/Cymbals?docsPage=5#files

[Epiphany]

Wow again. KVR needs more yppse.

[tommy_d]

These are GREAT samples - thank you, yPPse!

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Can I ask a couple of questions about the snare samples?

1. What does "OC" mean in the filenames?
2. Do xa, xb, xc etc. mean striking the skin further from the centre?

(I'm not a drummer, as you can probably tell!)

Thanks again for these samples.

[yppse]

glad you like teh samples and your questions are welcome, too.

The filenames should be explained in the readme-file, but maybe I forgot to put them in every zip/rar.

1. OC means off-center: the drum is hitten not centered, but between the center and the rim. sounds more open and with lots of overtones

2. the x-files are an alternative to the "normal" rimshot (rs) files as I remember

hope that helps

[tommy_d]

1. OC means off-center: the drum is hitten not centered, but between the center and the rim. sounds more open and with lots of overtones

2. the x-files are an alternative to the "normal" rimshot (rs) files as I remember

Makes perfect sense, should've guessed.

Thank you again!

[yppse]

no problem, you're welcome, man