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Pearl Brass Snare Samples

Discussion in 'Backline' started by DrumWerks, Apr 18, 2014.

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  1. DrumWerks

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    #1 DrumWerks, Apr 18, 2014
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    The-Zeronaut Mixing..Y U SO DIFFICULT?

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    Sounds great!!
    thanks a lot! ;)

    Could you tell me how many samples are per velocity (soft/med/hard) so i can make a TCI file?
     
    #2 The-Zeronaut, Apr 18, 2014
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    Zero,

    I generally put 12 hits per zone. 6 zones.

    Very soft
    Soft
    Medium
    Medium-Hard
    Hard
    Crack (stick rimshot)

    There's proably an extra one or two in the crack group since I always try to end on a really sweet-spot type hit - doesn't come on #12!

    Hope that helps.

    And, if you could post up the tci, that would be great.
     
    #3 DrumWerks, Apr 18, 2014
  4. ForHerDeadEyes

    ForHerDeadEyes Señor Member

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    Sweeeet!
     
    #4 ForHerDeadEyes, Apr 19, 2014
  5. The-Zeronaut

    The-Zeronaut Mixing..Y U SO DIFFICULT?

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    #5 The-Zeronaut, Apr 19, 2014
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    Zero,

    Nice - thank you! I always find it interesting how people create these.

    Was that last snare useful to anyone? Need I ask if I should post other sets as well?
     
    #6 DrumWerks, Apr 19, 2014
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    It's so generous of you to post awesome samples like this. Thank you, Drumwerks!
    If you'd like to post more sets then that would be cool. But I won't beg or make demands. :kickass:
     
    #7 rebelready, Apr 19, 2014
  8. DrumWerks

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    I've gotten so much from being a part of this forum...it's nothing to give something back. It's all part of how it should be.

    Let me dig up something...
     
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  9. The-Zeronaut

    The-Zeronaut Mixing..Y U SO DIFFICULT?

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    It literally takes a couple of minutes.
    If you ever need TCIs done dont hesitate to PM me ;)

    The snare sounds great!

    And please post more :worship:kickass::headbang:
     
    #9 The-Zeronaut, Apr 19, 2014
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    Zero,

    Thanks again. I tend to do TCI's more vertically, but the wide horizontal approach you did seems better to get more of the samples used, especially when your velocities are roughly in the basic zones (hard, med, soft). Anyway, just interesting to see is all!

    You have any experience creating Kontakt instruments? That's an area I think I need to learn much more.

    Samples coming up...
     
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    As requested...

    Here's a Pearl Senstitone Aluminum snare. No EQ, wide open. It's actually pretty ringy despite it being aluminum!

    Have fun - definitely could use some processing. But, not bad sounding (I don't think) if you're after snare with some natural body and decay.

    http://www.drumwerks.com/soundlab/PearlSensitoneEliteAluminum2.zip
     
    #11 DrumWerks, Apr 19, 2014
  12. The-Zeronaut

    The-Zeronaut Mixing..Y U SO DIFFICULT?

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    I think it sounds great ;)

    Sorry to repeat myself XD
    but cant you tell me about the samples per velocity on this one to make the TCI?

    Sorry, i literally know nothing about making kontakt instruments.
    Maybe this will help you
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qjoPI9iZUCo
     
    #12 The-Zeronaut, Apr 19, 2014
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    Sweeeeeet nr 2!
    Both snares sound great, thanks for sharing them!
     
    #13 ForHerDeadEyes, Apr 19, 2014
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    Zero,

    For velocities on that second snare, pretty much the same as the first. Six zones, usually 10-12 per zone. Usually a few more in the crack zone since I find those the most interesting.

    Will get up another snare if y'all will oblige me...
     
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    One more snare for the day...

    What we have here is a Yamaha Oak Musashi snare. I don't know how I feel about oak drums. They are sort of between the sound of birch and maple, but have a different character. I do know they are loud as hell. Really, as in, your ears will hurt if you are playing the hell out of them. Piercing, bright loud, but they do have bottom too (guess that's the reason I think they have some of the birch and maple characteristics).

    Anyway, enough drum babble - it could be made out of pressboard so long as it sounds useful to your ears!

    http://www.drumwerks.com/soundlab/YamahaOakCustom_14 x5.5_Tight&Open.zip
     
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    Fucking love the last one too, I'll definatly find use for it! Thanks again!
     
    #17 ForHerDeadEyes, Apr 19, 2014
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    Thanks for the kind words, DeadEyes.

    Finally forcing myself to go through the many files that have accumulated.

    I will find others, hopefully some different flavors, and continue the thread.

    And, for anyone, if you make use of these in any actual mixes, definitely share. Would love to see how they sound in a musical context.
     
    #18 DrumWerks, Apr 19, 2014
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    Thanks DrumWerks for the samples and Zeronaut for the TCI. Definitely appreciated over here :worship:rock::Smokin:
     
    #19 FarBeyondMetal, Apr 20, 2014
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    yeah, very nice samples. thanks a lot for sharing them with us.
     
    #20 colonel_claypoo, Apr 20, 2014
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