Give him some decent samples but not your best :P
Give him some decent samples but not your best :P
Considering that you're just one producer with no established track record to speak of, and that there is a large quantity of talented sound designers out there (with quite a few offering high quality drum kits for extremely reasonable prices), the odds are that your cousin is the one getting a bum deal out of this.
If you're lucky enough for your cousin to make something great with these drums, you *might* gain some notoriety... If people care enough about the drum sounds. Regular non-producer listeners generally don't like songs just because the drums sound cool.
Your drum sounds might be awesome, but please take the situation into perspective. To you, these drums are special, but to the world, it just another generic hip-hop drumkit. Stay humble. You should be honored that your cousin even wants your drums.
-Ki
Salem Beats
Last edited by Salem Beats; 06-19-2012 at 01:03 PM.
....while I may not have an " established track record," my shit is my shit. Not once did I say, I dont want him to have "my sound" or anything of that nature. I have never cared, for as long as I've been making beats, about what the world thinks of what I do or have. So why would I care what my drums mean to the world. The sentiment that I *might* notariety from my cousin using drums I gave him or that he's getting a bum deal out of it was just utter disrepect, but I'll take that with a grain of salt and in stride. As humble as I am, is as humble I will remain, for you to speak on my modesty clearly tells me how "humble" you are Ki. Ergo, I'll say this, thanks for replying and much love to you.
You are lucky to have a cousin with this same interest and should be honored that he asked for the drums in the first place, but assembling an kit like this is an incredible amount of work, especially considering this won't really benefit you. Unless you already have a kit made up for yourself that you work off of you can just send him, you should just "teach the man to fish". Show him how you find/grab/chop/filter the drum sounds in the first place so he can learn to do it himself. This might end up being a similar amount of work, but it will be more interesting/rewarding for both of you.
I'm protective over my drums personally. I have some sounds that I will give out without thinking about it. But a lot of the time I will tell someone there are 10 zillion drums online stop bugging me for mine.
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I think it's ok. Chances are he'll wind up sampling some of the same drums as you anyway. I mean, how many cats have have sampled "Another One Bites the Dust" drums???
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