Recorded using an all analog signal path with Neve and API preamps in a heavy concrete space, we did as much of the audio engineering work for you as we could to make drums you'll want to use over and over again on all your tracks.
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Total size of the pack is 532MB. All files are recorded as 48kHz 24-Bit WAV
The goal of GRITMATTER was to make drums that sound amazing right away, without tons of work to get them to sit right in a mix.
We added many, many layers of saturation and processing inspired by classic MPC sampling techniques which are legendary for the character and punch they add.
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Inside the GRITMATTER pack you will find some folders with several slightly different samples of the same drum or cymbal.
By rotating between a different snare drum or hi hat sample each time its triggered, a more natural sounding result is achieved that's closer to a real drummer.
Some samplers can automate this process with "round robin" sampling. This means that the sampler will never play the same sample 2 times in a row. Each hit is slightly different, just like a human drummer never hits a drum exactly the same way twice.
Recorded using an all analog signal path with Neve and API preamps in a heavy concrete space, we did as much of the audio engineering work for you as we could to make drums you'll want to use over and over again on all your tracks.
Total size of the pack is 532MB. All files are recorded as 48kHz 24-Bit WAV
The goal of GRITMATTER was to make drums that sound amazing right away, without tons of work to get them to sit right in a mix.
We added many, many layers of saturation and processing inspired by classic MPC sampling techniques which are legendary for the character and punch they add.
Inside the GRITMATTER pack you will find some folders with several slightly different samples of the same drum or cymbal.
By rotating between a different snare drum or hi hat sample each time its triggered, a more natural sounding result is achieved that's closer to a real drummer.
Some samplers can automate this process with "round robin" sampling. This means that the sampler will never play the same sample 2 times in a row. Each hit is slightly different, just like a human drummer never hits a drum exactly the same way twice.