mod_m@tr!xx
Beatmaker
Hello, I am wondering where can i find great high quality sounds and loops? I already use splice but they have a lot more electronic on it than any other genre mainly. I use Logic Pro and X if that helps any.
Where To Find Sounds?
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Fade
The Beat Strangler
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illest o.g.
Well here's lots of drums to get you started https://www.illmuzik.com/digging/
mod_m@tr!xx
Beatmaker
yes synth also
anything good to buy would be nice i was thinking nexus but i do have the kontakt player.
Fade
The Beat Strangler
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illest o.g.
Yes, eventually. I just have to get around to it!
thedreampolice
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TagYourBeats
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I have Omnisphere 1 and it is an incredible source of sounds, both for making beats but also for soundscapes and move work. I don't think #1 would be too expensive now that #2 is out?
Don't download the free drums and stuff you see around unless from a reputable place that offers high quality drums (like this place!!). So many of my older beats are ruined because I used the free "Timbaland drums" etc. that I found online.
If you're into sampling, I think YouTube is an incredible resource for practise. I google things like "obscure jazz you've never heard of", click on a forum, see what people are talking about, then try and find that song on YouTube...and sample it if I like it. As long as the quality sounds right, it's worth it.
Don't download the free drums and stuff you see around unless from a reputable place that offers high quality drums (like this place!!). So many of my older beats are ruined because I used the free "Timbaland drums" etc. that I found online.
If you're into sampling, I think YouTube is an incredible resource for practise. I google things like "obscure jazz you've never heard of", click on a forum, see what people are talking about, then try and find that song on YouTube...and sample it if I like it. As long as the quality sounds right, it's worth it.
Bottle Captain
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you can register yourself to sites, that offers professionell samples, you will get welcome packs. for example at samplephonics you get 2 gb of free hq 24 bit wav samples, drumkits and loops. everything produced and recorded in best studio enviroment!=)