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can anyone give me their two cents worth of suggestions for great sample
cds--for acoustic/real drums?  (including loops or with groove control would
be helpful).  anything over the last year or two?  (as i have stuff from the
liquid/buring grooves and the first skippy's timeframe...)

many thanks.

tv

on 31/7/02 9:59 AM, tvp at aps@... wrote:

> can anyone give me their two cents worth of suggestions for great sample
> cds--for acoustic/real drums?  (including loops or with groove control would
> be helpful).  anything over the last year or two?  (as i have stuff from the
> liquid/buring grooves and the first skippy's timeframe...)
> 
> many thanks.
> 
> tv
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Without a doubt
1)Backbeat 2)RetroFunk 3) Stark Raving Beats.
Money well spent.
I would suggest NOT to buy.
1)Return To Planet Of The Breaks.
2)Chameleon Drums 3)Drum Necessities
Money down the drain. My opinion only.
Phil Buckle.

I've gotten a lot of mileage out of the Peter Erskine disk. It's pretty 
old, but the recordings are very natural--very adaptable. And 
Backbeat must be awesome--I did half an album with the two or 
three outtake loops that were posted free on Spectrasonic's site. 

I'm looking at Stylus for my next "drum CD" purchase. It costs 
about as much as two sample CD sets, but has a ton of GC 
loops. 

--- In exs-users@y..., tvp <aps@t...> wrote:
> can anyone give me their two cents worth of suggestions for 
great sample
> cds--for acoustic/real drums?  (including loops or with groove 
control would
> be helpful).  anything over the last year or two?  (as i have stuff 
from the

> liquid/buring grooves and the first skippy's timeframe...)
> 
> many thanks.
> 
> tv