OK, so if you’re looking for a new way to quickly come up with hybrid drum sounds you may want to give Drumlab a try.
The concept is to provide a very simple interface in which you can mix 2 drum layers to come up with your own unique drum sounds. You get a layer of electronic source drums, and a layer of acoustic source drum sounds, with a simple fader to mix how much of each is present in your drum sound.
Throw in quick fx, style presets, and a groove sequencer and you have a pretty cool way of adding new drums to your track. This can really fit any type of genre, as long as you’re looking for a creative way to create drums it’s worth consideration.
Quick Specs
- content: 2.6GB, 60 presets, 90 grooves, 1 kit NKI, 108 individual sound NKIs
- format: Kontakt Player 5, Kontakt 5
- price: $99
- url: http://www.native-instruments.com/en/products/komplete/drums/drumlab/
I think DL’s strength is in the ability to select and shape individual kit pieces and build up a grove from those pieces from scratch and play them back in real time. I hope to get this by the end of the year. Nice work again Saint Joe. Thanks for the video.
Good lookin out fam…
no doubt fam, thanks for watching
no problem, glad to help
There isn’t really anything special to doing it that way, I’m usually not a fan of playing kontakt drum libraries in Maschine, it would just be putting the pad in keyboard mode.
Boom!
Very nice drums, thanks for the review, I’ve got enough bread&butter drums already from Toontrack EZ / Superior Drummer as it is, and a fast shrinking harddrive, but yeah these sounds pretty awesome.
not worth the money imho. Keep it up
Saint Joe!! My man where you been!!Great review thuough
Please could you reviewSample Logics ‘Rumble’ ???
Interesting
@effone, thanks for watching
Cool 🙂
@Haralduz7, thanks for checking it out