Your most basic and most used sample pack

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link by chance?

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70,000+ free samples from Music Radar. Which should cover your needs.

…However, if you’re feeling like you need to spend some money I whole heartedly echo what has already been mentioned above.

Samples From Mars
Goldbaby
Wave Alchemy
Rawloops
Sample Magic

All quality samples, and all of them sound so good.
I also like Native Instruments Raw Voltage and Motor Impact sound packs.

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oops I’ve got those, I meant the soul breaks

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which soul breaks are these, have a link?

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I bought the Samples From Mars collection when it was on sale and have zero regrets. You can tell they put a lot of work and love in their packs. Also killed my gas for buying an analog drum machine :pray:

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Some good industrial and found sound 1 shots for techno and some good quality drum one shots.

Theres some good bread and butter kicks in this pack. Good for layering. Only 8 kicks in the pack.

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yea sorry, I wasn’t able to find those Soul Breaks packs myself but I didn’t look very hard either.

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I made this, using the lovely Digitone. And it’s free:

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This one that I made myself so I don’t have to use my original Yocto when I’m on the move:

I end up using it in almost every tracks I do just out of lazzyness of syncing the actual machine hahaha. I still use the real one in jam situation or when I want live tweaking, but when I write stuff in the computer I end using this drum pack all the time.

By the way it’s free so help yourself 808 lovers :wink:

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Couldn’t find the actual zip but here it is with some added breaks

https://rhythm-lab.com/breakbeats/1/1/

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I’ve been located a dumb but efficient provider while looking for real drum samples :

Memphis drum shop record samples of a lot of their products on their youtube channel.

Maybe a well known one, but I guess that might helps someone’s beat someday.

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Samples from Mars 808 and 909. Legowelt’s Vintage Synth packs.

I used to love Gold Baby for drums but I think I find the SfM stuff sit better in mixes with less effort and end up sounding about the same. Don’t know what that is.

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when it comes to 80s-style retro drums & keys, i really really like Beatskillz stuff.

most of their stuff is ROMpler-style plugins for use with DAWs, but all the samples inside are just regular wav files that can be used on their own.

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Reverb has released one of their large drum machine sample packs for free. I use it a lot, particularly the Roland, LinnDrum, and DMX sounds.

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Probably my home made 808 drum rack, that you can get for free here by the way :wink:

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Unity Samples

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I’ve been getting back into this one lately, really really great drums in it.

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oof… yes. i’ve gotten a lot of mileage from this rhythm lab stash lately.

one shots from this kit end up in a lot of my stuff layered over breaks or just standalone.

https://thekount.sellfy.store/p/kount-drums-vol-3/

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Check out Reverb too, they have a bunch of free drum kits available.