Free Drum Samples For Music Production

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Overview of Available Drum Samples

Based on the forum discussions, there appears to be a collection of drum samples available from various sources, organized in a structured manner. The samples are categorized by drum kit pieces including kick samples, snare samples, and others. Within these categories, samples are further organized by their contributors, such as "Behindert Kick" and "Faderhead Kick." This organizational system allows users to quickly locate samples from specific contributors whose sound they prefer for particular projects.

Andy Sneap Drum Samples

The forum discussions mention Andy Sneap drum samples, with several forum participants expressing interest in obtaining these samples. Sneap is identified as a music producer whose drum work is appreciated by forum members. Some participants specifically mention his albums and note the presence of a message board associated with him. However, the provided source material does not contain specific details about where or how to obtain these samples for free, nor does it include actual sample files.

Drum Sample Collection and Organization

One forum member describes having gathered drum samples from various forums, including their own cymbal samples, and organizing them systematically. The collection includes samples that have been filtered to remove those considered "ridiculously bad" or unlikely to be used. The organization system allows the collector to remember which contributors provide specific types of sounds (e.g., "Behindert has an awesome kick") and quickly locate those samples when needed.

Software for Drum Sample Use

The discussions reference Drumagog, which appears to be software used for drum sample replacement or enhancement. Forum members discuss technical aspects of using this software, including:

• Creating .gog files from different velocity drum hits
• Using dynamic tracking to allow the software to follow the volume of the original material
• Adjusting the percentage of dynamic tracking
• Setting up multiple samples to trigger at different volume levels
• Editing to remove unwanted drumagog hits

DFH (Drum Factory Human) Samples

Some forum participants discuss DFH (presumably referring to Drum Factory Human or similar software), which is described as a virtual instrument and drum sampler triggered by MIDI. One member mentions having created .gog files by creating a track of various velocity drum hits from DFH and then cutting it into individual hits to load into Drumagog. However, they note they don't have a place to host these files for sharing.

User Requests and Community Sharing

The forum posts show community members requesting specific types of drum samples, particularly those with "huge kick and toms" similar to those found on Lamb of God's "Ashes of the Wake" or Trivium's "Ascendancy." Some users offer to host or share samples they have created or collected, with suggestions to use file hosting services like YouSendIt.com or MegaUpload.com (though these services may no longer be available or have changed their names/operations).

Conclusion

The provided source material discusses drum samples for music production rather than consumer product samples. It contains information about Andy Sneap drum samples that forum members are interested in obtaining, as well as discussions about organizing and using drum samples with software like Drumagog. The material mentions a collection of organized drum samples from various contributors but does not provide specific details about obtaining these samples for free. The discussions primarily take place in online forums where community members share information and request specific types of drum sounds for music production purposes.

Sources

1. Andy Sneap Drum Samples Discussion
2. Drum Samples Collection Sharing