Looking for good drum sampling

[sbaker5150]

Hey guys,


I recently have been wanting to get back into recording myself. I don't have a drummer much less the funds to purchase a set. I have most of what I need to multitrack.

What I was wondering was what's the best bang for you're buck drum machine, module, software, or setup to get a decent sounding drum track?


I do have some money to spend so don't hold back, just let me know from experience what sounds the best and isn't to complicated.

Thanks in advance guys!

 

[samuelson]

Bfd2

 

[BozoTone]

Toontrack Superior 2.0...from the EZ Drummer people.

 

[chickenbackside]

Between these 2, you should cover lots of ground.

Toon Track Superior Drummer 2.0: http://www.toontrack.com/s20.asp

Steven Slate Drums: http://www.stevenslatedrums.com/

 

[Judson]

A good record collection, some creativity, and a turntable.

 

[moody07747]

Hey guys,


I recently have been wanting to get back into recording myself. I don't have a drummer much less the funds to purchase a set. I have most of what I need to multitrack.

What I was wondering was what's the best bang for you're buck drum machine, module, software, or setup to get a decent sounding drum track?


I do have some money to spend so don't hold back, just let me know from experience what sounds the best and isn't to complicated.

Thanks in advance guys!

I have not used BFD2 yet but own Superior Drummer 2.0 and really like the sounds but think it's limited on what they give you for the price....I would like to see more samples.

I've heard a lot of good from BFD2, you may want to look into that.

 

[sbaker5150]

I've changed my mind. I just want a good drum machine that I could use for making beats to jam along with. What would you reccomend as the best drum machine?

 

[samuelson]

Boss DR-880. versatile, loaded, easy to use, with bass and drum. can change the key. 500 patterns and 500 more to save your edits.

 

[acwild]

+1 on the DR-880. It's also a great compositional tool.

 

[meterman]

Roland/Boss makes killer drum machines. For software I like Addictive Drums

 

[Rusty G.]

You could get an old Alesis HR-16, and it does a great job of keeping time.