Dubstep drum samples

[Eukrayne]

Hey guys, I'm Eukrayne and I'm new to the site.

This topic has probably already been covered but I'm on the market for some good quality dubstep drum samples, and I was wondering if you guys had any suggestions as to where I should look?

Thanks in advance.

[midimachine]

google search for "ghosthack dubstep samplepack"

[TacoMilagroIII]

boyinaband.com has some free drum sample packs that are pretty good. None specific to dubstep, I don't think, but there are definitely samples that go well with it.

[Acataleptik]

If you have FL studio i would just recommend using the Harmor plugin. you could make dubstep beats easily and they would be original. Of course this all costs money but it's free to test out with the demo and you can save your work, just can't open it back up until you pay for it. Hope this helps...

[Eukrayne]

At 6/1/13 07:50 PM, Cabbster wrote:

At 6/1/13 06:40 PM, Eukrayne wrote:

This topic has probably already been covered but I'm on the market for some good quality dubstep drum samples, and I was wondering if you guys had any suggestions

I'm pretty sure there's a samples section on Beatport. Both free and priced. They're all pretty dang good, so check there if you haven't already.

Yeah that makes sense. I've always known they were there but for some reason I've never gotten around to checking them out until now. Thanks!

[Eukrayne]

At 6/2/13 01:16 PM, Acataleptik wrote: If you have FL studio i would just recommend using the Harmor plugin. you could make dubstep beats easily and they would be original. Of course this all costs money but it's free to test out with the demo and you can save your work, just can't open it back up until you pay for it. Hope this helps...

It totally helped, but unfortunately I work in ableton on a mac so I don't have access to any of the rad FL plugins. Thanks for the thought though dude. :D

[Fawx]

the vengeance dubstep sample pack is just about every essential thing you'll need

that being said, every vengeance simple pack will have everything you'll ever need

[Ectohelix]

If you learn synth, you can adjust your ASDR to make a synthetic 'hit' (kick/snare/etc) that could possibly outdo even vengeance.

...well, once you tack on some verb - room effects, that is.