Tim
Because why not. I’ll make a pack with about 40-50 samples. Mainly bass drums and snares. I might add some hats if they sound good enough. Anyway thanks for checking this out. Comment if you have any requests or suggestions. Cheers!
If you like samplers, I recommend checking these little guys out. They go for about $200 ish on eBay which isn’t cheap, but none the less I think it’s worth it.
They don’t do much but they are fun and simple. Poly or solo mode, different attack settings and it runs off batteries. Just press sample, make some noise and press the keys! Done.
It’s bit of a crap shoot
but that’s half the fun. 😄
It’s 8 bit so it comes out lo-fi and crunchy.
Check out YouTube or Instagram for some demos.
9 X 808 bass drum samples directly from my TR-808 into Protools.
Recorded in at 192Khz at 24 Bit
There are 3 file types included:
96Khz 24 bit, 44.1Khz 24 bit
and 44.1Khz 16 bit for older hardware samplers.
So all up the 27 audio files equaling only 8.4mb!
Hope you enjoy them. If you have any questions about this or any other packs please contact me at tim@slammingsamples.com
Thanks.
Tim
If you wanna watch some good stuff being created and like the SP series samplers, I recommend checking out and following #sp404sx and #sp404 on Instagram.
There’s definitely a lot of love for these little samplers. I don’t have one myself but I think I might have to get one soon. Nice and compact with a bit of the old and new Skool features.
Might even join the cult they seem to have created. 😛
Awesome! 🚀
P.S Please check out my sample packs. 🤗 There is a free one that is worth having I think 👍.
The famous TR-808 sampled directly into the MPC60 then recorded into Protools at 96Khz at 24bit. Normalised to zero then bounced to their respective formats. 17 FREE samples in two different formats (24bit 96Khz and 16bit 44.1Khz).
Hope you like it,
Tim.
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