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2Box Drumit 5 Forum => Sharing drum sounds - wav / aiff / rex => Topic started by: Fatalii on January 22, 2018, 10:22:39 AM

Title: Looking for good quality tom samples
Post by: Fatalii on January 22, 2018, 10:22:39 AM
Hello!

Any recommendations for a sample pack to buy for some great tom sounds?
There's quite limited amount of toms on 2box brain and I'm looking for a better collection.
I'd love to find a big collection of great tom samples in one package. :)
Title: Re: Looking for good quality tom samples
Post by: Jman on January 23, 2018, 06:11:34 AM
Quote from: Fatalii on January 22, 2018, 10:22:39 AM
Hello!

Any recommendations for a sample pack to buy for some great tom sounds?
There's quite limited amount of toms on 2box brain and I'm looking for a better collection.
I'd love to find a big collection of great tom samples in one package. :)
Have you downloaded the extra files available on the 2Box site and eNerd's packs? Because there are quite a number of instruments beyond what is on the module ..... http://www.2box.se/World/pages/sample-library/
http://www.endre-enerd.com/index.php/tech-info/sounds
Title: Re: Looking for good quality tom samples
Post by: wildhorse5678 on January 31, 2018, 11:39:22 AM
I am also looking for tom sounds.But of course ”GOOD sounds" are in the ear of the listener.  I'm looking for fat sounds with minimal decay. I must say that most of the tom sounds I've heard are just too boomy for me. I want a heavy thud not something that goes boinggggggg forever. Almost a dead studio sound. I have tried the enurd sounds but they're not for me.  Is there a way of fattening the existing 2box sounds and shortening the decay without it sounding too gated.? I'm happy to play around with the 2 box setting and curves etc but don't really understand them.
Title: Re: Looking for good quality tom samples
Post by: JRage on January 31, 2018, 01:48:38 PM
As for module settings I think it's in Kit -> ENV where you can shorten Decay value for toms.


As for the choosing the right kit, I think it was Ludwig Stainless Steel Kit (from BFD3 - if I am not mistaken) which has fat, dampened toms.
Title: Re: Looking for good quality tom samples
Post by: wildhorse5678 on March 06, 2018, 08:43:03 AM
Just a thanks for suggesting shortening the decay value. I've done this now and very pleased with the results.