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AUDIOSTRiKE 15/05/2015 | 1.04 GB
NEW! Total Bass Drums[/b] is a massive library of over 10,000 single hit kick drums.

There are over 1.2Gb of samples organised into folders each containing 500 individual kicks. These folders are named Analog Kicks, Club Kicks, Dance Kicks, Deep Kicks, Dub Kicks, Electro Kicks, Hard Kicks, Hip Hop Kicks, House Kicks, Pop Kicks, Punchy & Deep Kicks, Real Drum Kicks, Tech House Kicks, and Trance Kicks. There are also 4000 Mixed Kicks!

The library comes in both Acidized Wav and Apple AIFF formats and The kicks are also included as Kontakt, EXS24, Halion and Reason NN-XT instruments. With 50 kicks in each sampler instrument it makes it easy to audition the sounds.

With Total Bass Drums you will never go short in finding that killer kick for your tracks!

Includes:

* 10,750 Acidized WAV files
* 10,750 Apple AIFF files
* 215 Kontakt Instruments
* 215 EXS24 Instruments
* 215 HALion Instruments
* 215 NN-XT Instruments


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comments

  Banned 31.12.2012 1002 2951
+22125
wow that is a lot of samples just for kicks
  Resident 2.02.2014 1 2539
+1407
After downloading I will feel that I don't have enough kick drums...wtf? :D
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  Member 1.04.2015 5
0
kick heaven
  Resident 30.07.2012 304
+105
.....10,750 WAV files + 215 Kontakt Instruments (Bass Drums only)

Thanks Strike, great share
  Resident 28.02.2014 3 70
-29
:motherofkicks:
  Resident 15.09.2011 1 3785
+1514
quote by Intrinsicwow that is a lot of samples just for kicks


Just for kicks. LOL

It can take you a whole night just to find the kick drum. I think that's pointless, but YMMV. It's better to take the kick, and other drums for that matter, right from the source you like and shape them the way you want them to sound. Then use the spare time to make a killer track for a change. Just my humblest of the humblest opinions... less browsing for samples, more making music.

Cheers!
"The real hopeless victims of mental illness are to be found among those who appear to be most normal." - Aldous Huxley, Brave New World Revisited
  Banned 31.12.2012 1002 2951
+22125
that's a good point. I start with a pack that I know caters to the specific style of genre and then shape sounds from there
  Member 18.02.2014 180
+97
majority decent?
  Resident 5.07.2009 20
0
When i try to unpack, keka ask for a password. i can´t see a password here. any suggestion?
  Member 17.05.2015 1
0
I tried "AUDIOSTRiKE" as password, and it worked
  Banned 31.12.2012 1002 2951
+22125
just assume all Audiostrike's posts have the same password, even if it's not posted in original post
  Resident 23.01.2012 181
+48
That's a nice addition to the 20k kicks I already have.
Give me a break!
  Resident 10.10.2011 1 429
+56
We all have lots of kick drum samples already - that is defiantly something we can all agree on - Recently though I have come to the conclusion that having a huge library of kick drum samples is not a good thing - And what I plan to do today is to change that for the better - These Zero - G kick drum samples will be of the highest quality - I'll keep them along with Sonic Academy's Kick synthesiser - I'll then delete every other kick drum sample within my library - This will actually speed up my productions and work flow and free up valuable HD space - I've started shrinking my entire sample library because to much choice is actually a burden - Also quite a lot of sample packs I've accumulated just sit there on my HD unused - totally pointless ----

Ultimately having less samples will force me to become a better sound designer - better sound design equals better more unique productions :)
DnB
  Resident 7.02.2014 21
+50
would it be such a big file, it it were just the 10,750 wav files? i can't see doing over a gig d/l for drums, whether purchased or not

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