LSD Drums - Snares v.1. selling now! (incl. teaserclips)

[drew_drummer]

You can, but not Kontakt player

 

[Lasse Lammert]

bump

 

[Urgul]

I am going to buy these but I would like to hear some clips first
Could anyone post something?

 

[Joshua Wickman]

Not sure how trigger works yet but you should make gog's and slate trigger presets for easy use. Do you plan to do this?

Sorry if it was mentioned in thread already but just curious....

 

[AdamWathan]

Lasse just curious, I know you are an apTrigga guy, how are you using multivelocity multisamples, are you using a different plug for that purpose? That is the only limitation in apTrigga that is making me consider the jump to Trigger :/

 

[Emdprodukt]

Lasse just curious, I know you are an apTrigga guy, how are you using multivelocity multisamples, are you using a different plug for that purpose? That is the only limitation in apTrigga that is making me consider the jump to Trigger :/

Why? You can set up apTrigga with multisamples. On a snare track I use apTrigga with 9 different samples from the same snare. Like 3 cracks, 2 hard, 2 medium and 2 soft samples. Worked for me! It's not easy to setup though!

 

[AdamWathan]

What?? How? You have random mode or dynamic mode, you can't combine them and set dynamic points and make it choose randomly as well.

 

[006]

mixes?

That's what I'm sayin! I wanna hear these in a mix. I have been trying to stick with just mic'ed snare, keep it natural lately but it's got a lot to do with being sick of using the same snare samples haha.

 

[AllanD]

These sound pretty good and RAW. Slate is a little over processed sounding for me, but like everyone else, I would like to hear a mix as well first

 

[AboutBlank]

BTW
How's it going with the Kick Samples?

Any date for the release fixed?

 

[ahjteam]

btw: lsd = live studio drums

 

[Lasse Lammert]

btw: lsd = live studio drums

actually that's a picture of my drumbooth, not the live room I've recorded the samples in

working on more samples right now, just don't wanna update before I have LOADS more....

 

[Lasse Lammert]

LSD Snares v1.2 selling now:

http://lsddrums.bigcartel.com/

3 new root snares added (so 15 new snares in total, again with all the articulations of course).

3€ upgrade for v1.0 owners

here are some samples of the added snares:

random samples of some of the new snares

 

[Sickan]

Update bought!

 

[Mikaël-ange]

Same

 

[Pedro Teixeira]

Lasse, I just have a problem. I bought these and downloaded them to my laptop, transferred them to my external HDD and tried to transfer them to my mac in the studio and it wont let me says access denied or not enough permissions or something... And I need the samples... I tried changing properties and stuff but it doesnt work... is there any way around it?

 

[Lasse Lammert]

Lasse, I just have a problem. I bought these and downloaded them to my laptop, transferred them to my external HDD and tried to transfer them to my mac in the studio and it wont let me says access denied or not enough permissions or something... And I need the samples... I tried changing properties and stuff but it doesnt work... is there any way around it?

hmmm
must be a problem with your Mac/PC, you can use the Samples on as many of (your) computers as you want....

are you logged in as admin on your studio mac?

 

[Lasse Lammert]

btw...a custom drum building company just offered me an LSD signature snare.....what should I get? Metal? Wood? which metal? which wood? how deep?
I'm no drummer, so I don't have a clue....well...I have yet to meet a drummer that has a clue about anything, lol.

 

[Machinated]

brass 14x7

maple 14x8 would be sick as too.

 

[Trevoire520]

Depends what you want really.

Deeper drums tend to need hit harder to excite the shell, but sound massive when you do. Whereas smaller drums tend to respond better to drummers that hit like wimps.

Anything steel/brass/aluminium etc is going to be bright as hell, which is great for cutting through a metal mix.

Maple is really nice, Birch is good too, and has more attack and less resonance than Maple.

Walnut is really nice for rock/punk snares, not sure how it would suit metal though (really need to get a good fuck around with my walnut snare and make samples to be honest)

Go for die cast hoops, should give you one hell of a loud rimshot and easier, more stable tuning.

Don't discount going for something 13 or 12 inches instead of the standard 14". You can get some really cool sounds from drums that are smaller in width but deeper than your normal 14" counterparts.

You could go for a vented snare, Will be loud as hell and quite dry (as the hole reduces shell resonance) and would be something different to all the usual mass produced snare's you get in.

There's also the option of going for something with lot's of ply's. As you increase the number of plies the pitch goes up and the drum gets louder. So you could go for a 20-50 ply snare (a 50 will be stupidly loud and have alot of attack!)

Head wise I really like Remo Ambassador with the reverse dot on wood snares and Evans Genera Dry on metal snares.

(Sorry if you already know all this stuff as I know some of it's pretty obvious tbh, just typing as I think really)