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From: AKA gray asphalt on 25 Oct 2006 04:02
Can you give me an idea of where to find some of these? Drums with
brush sounds. Thanks

From: Frank on 25 Oct 2006 09:42
Waves, sfz, what format? Smartloops for one.
Frank L
"AKA gray asphalt" <benvhoff(a)gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Can you give me an idea of where to find some of these? Drums with
> brush sounds. Thanks
>


From: Rick Paul on 25 Oct 2006 13:48
"AKA gray asphalt" <benvhoff(a)gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Can you give me an idea of where to find some of these? Drums with
> brush sounds. Thanks

Garritan Jazz & Big Band Library includes a nice brush kit, including the
ability to control stirs, which is one thing most brush samples aren't very
helpful on (i.e. since they're typically sampling a fixed stir). From my
review of JABB on CakewalkNet
(http://www.cakewalknet.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=39&Itemid=2):

"The brush set is a particular highlight. Not only does it give you the
full kit plus assorted cymbals struck with brushes, but it provides a unique
way of accomplishing believable brush stirs that won't involve calculating
speeds and tempos to figure out which canned stir sample is the right one
for a given part. All you have to do is play and hold the note that triggers
the stir, with velocity used to control the force of the initial hit, then
briefly trigger aftertouch any time you want to simulate a change in
direction of the stir. Since you are actually playing this (or possibly
programming it if you prefer), and it affects the sound in real time, it
will follow any tempo changes you might make in your project after creating
the part."

Drumkit From Hell Superior also has a brush kit, I think, though I haven't
used that to date. I've also used a brush kit that was part of the full
version of FXpansion's DR-008. I believe that kit was from Yellow Tools.
I'm sure there are plenty of other choices out there in the sample library
world, too. These just happen to be ones that come to mind.

Rick
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From: Frank on 25 Oct 2006 19:06
Hi Rick, (and everyone)

Take a listen to the demo named "Groovy Kit - Swing Brushes Demo" and tell
me what you think...
http://www.smartloops.com/products/samplesets/groovykit.html

Thanks!
Frank



"Rick Paul" <rickpaul(a)earthlink.net> wrote in message
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> "AKA gray asphalt" <benvhoff(a)gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:1161763370.551988.62540(a)k70g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
>> Can you give me an idea of where to find some of these? Drums with
>> brush sounds. Thanks
>
> Garritan Jazz & Big Band Library includes a nice brush kit, including the
> ability to control stirs, which is one thing most brush samples aren't
> very helpful on (i.e. since they're typically sampling a fixed stir).
> From my review of JABB on CakewalkNet
> (http://www.cakewalknet.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=39&Itemid=2):
>
> "The brush set is a particular highlight. Not only does it give you the
> full kit plus assorted cymbals struck with brushes, but it provides a
> unique way of accomplishing believable brush stirs that won't involve
> calculating speeds and tempos to figure out which canned stir sample is
> the right one for a given part. All you have to do is play and hold the
> note that triggers the stir, with velocity used to control the force of
> the initial hit, then briefly trigger aftertouch any time you want to
> simulate a change in direction of the stir. Since you are actually playing
> this (or possibly programming it if you prefer), and it affects the sound
> in real time, it will follow any tempo changes you might make in your
> project after creating the part."
>
> Drumkit From Hell Superior also has a brush kit, I think, though I haven't
> used that to date. I've also used a brush kit that was part of the full
> version of FXpansion's DR-008. I believe that kit was from Yellow Tools.
> I'm sure there are plenty of other choices out there in the sample library
> world, too. These just happen to be ones that come to mind.
>
> Rick
> --
> =======================================
> Rick Paul
> Closet Cowboy Music (ASCAP)
> Web: www.RickPaul.info
> MySpace: www.myspace.com/rickpaulmusic
> =======================================
>
>


From: Neil Rutman on 25 Oct 2006 22:06
DFHSuperior allows you to pick a stick, brush or mallet for most of the
drums.

Neil R

"Frank" <NoPersonalEmailPlease(a)ThankYou.com> wrote in message
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> Hi Rick, (and everyone)
>
> Take a listen to the demo named "Groovy Kit - Swing Brushes Demo" and tell
> me what you think...
> http://www.smartloops.com/products/samplesets/groovykit.html
>
> Thanks!
> Frank
>
>
>
> "Rick Paul" <rickpaul(a)earthlink.net> wrote in message
> news:1sN%g.19026$UG4.15826(a)newsread2.news.pas.earthlink.net...
>> "AKA gray asphalt" <benvhoff(a)gmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:1161763370.551988.62540(a)k70g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
>>> Can you give me an idea of where to find some of these? Drums with
>>> brush sounds. Thanks
>>
>> Garritan Jazz & Big Band Library includes a nice brush kit, including the
>> ability to control stirs, which is one thing most brush samples aren't
>> very helpful on (i.e. since they're typically sampling a fixed stir).
>> From my review of JABB on CakewalkNet
>> (http://www.cakewalknet.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=39&Itemid=2):
>>
>> "The brush set is a particular highlight. Not only does it give you
>> the full kit plus assorted cymbals struck with brushes, but it provides a
>> unique way of accomplishing believable brush stirs that won't involve
>> calculating speeds and tempos to figure out which canned stir sample is
>> the right one for a given part. All you have to do is play and hold the
>> note that triggers the stir, with velocity used to control the force of
>> the initial hit, then briefly trigger aftertouch any time you want to
>> simulate a change in direction of the stir. Since you are actually
>> playing this (or possibly programming it if you prefer), and it affects
>> the sound in real time, it will follow any tempo changes you might make
>> in your project after creating the part."
>>
>> Drumkit From Hell Superior also has a brush kit, I think, though I
>> haven't used that to date. I've also used a brush kit that was part of
>> the full version of FXpansion's DR-008. I believe that kit was from
>> Yellow Tools. I'm sure there are plenty of other choices out there in the
>> sample library world, too. These just happen to be ones that come to
>> mind.
>>
>> Rick
>> --
>> =======================================
>> Rick Paul
>> Closet Cowboy Music (ASCAP)
>> Web: www.RickPaul.info
>> MySpace: www.myspace.com/rickpaulmusic
>> =======================================
>>
>>
>
>


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