Every Hip Hop producer should have this or something like it

**901_Rice_Street** · 04-22-2012

I'll keep the good stuff to myself. I keep forgetting the secret weapon. Time to order.

http://soundcloud.com/analogue-drums/sets/drum-demos

**Xabiton** · 04-22-2012

Originally Posted by 901_Rice_Street

I'll keep the good stuff to myself. I keep forgetting the secret weapon. Time to order.

http://soundcloud.com/analogue-drums/sets/drum-demos

Why? Nothing out is a secret anymore now its more about paying things like that any attention

**901_Rice_Street** · 04-22-2012

^^^^^exactly. That is what makes a lot of things online a secret.

**PRPS** · 04-22-2012

addictive drums are real dope.

i have steven slate drums (SSD3.5) which are up there too

**BiggRome 2.0** · 04-23-2012

I have BFD Eco, I got it for $29 on audiomidi.com on one of their No Brainer deals. Love it.

**Xabiton** · 04-23-2012

How often does Audio Midi do those no brainers? I've been watching their site for like 2 months and haven't found anything new. I check it weekly

**rag** · 04-23-2012

dope for rock, live drums, has a few expansion too.

**kmano** · 04-24-2012

Originally Posted by MegaloDeez

I hear you bro, me encanto Reason tambien ( I love reason too). But I also love VSTs, good looking on the demo Kev, gonna try out AD. I have Battery now with Komplete 7 and havent really dove into it yet. But for KMANO, what I do is 1 of 2 two things. If I want a sound or sounds from in Studio One or vice versa, Ill just Rewire. It you dont rewire, you should at some point. 2nd, Ill either create a loop or one shot of the sound I want and render it as a wave. Waves are universal, so you use them anywhere. Also keep in mind, most porgrams already have all their samples in wave form, usually in the Sample folder of that kit. Reason is not different and Im sure AD is no different. If this is not true for AD, just refer to #2, and use the sounds in Kong or Redrum or NNXT.

So just create a track in Ableton, bring up AD, play all the sounds you want, (if you want a single kick and single snare, just do it on seperate tracks) either in a pattern or random, render that track(s) and open them in Kong or whatever. If you put the sounds on one track you will have to chop them, so try to avoid that if neccessary. I personally create loops in Reason and use them in S1 or vice versa. Its probably the most fun thing about producing to me, creating loops....I could go on and on...

Good luck

Peace.

Hey man, big thanks with that, it helped me! But I have a stupid question, how do I save my loop in Ableton? I did a track, turn on the Addictive Drums, recorded a loop, and how can I export it right now as a wave?

Ok, update - I think I found it, it's just in the right top corner, file -> export audio, right? If it's it, I have other problem. I sent the audio loop from Ableton and put it into the Reason NNXT sampler.. and it just sounded not that good as in Ableton.. it wasn't that loud and quality wasn't the same as well.. any tips or advices?