Native Instruments NI Synthetic Drums 2 Kontakt 3 VST VSTi Sampl

NI - Synthetic Drums 2 Inspired by the overwhelming success of the SYNTHETIC DRUMS 1, Native Instruments has produced a further sample library packed full with amazing, electronic drum kits. Native Instruments was successful in hiring the services of renowned, international artists from various electronic genres to produce this eclectic collection of kits. The result is a selection of 36 unique and contemporary drum kits with more than 2000 samples that instantly distinguish themselves from other drum sample libraries. International Artists All of the drum kits included in SYTHETIC DRUMS 2 were produced by internationally-renowned producers. Native Instuments would like to thank the following artists for their incredible contribution to the SYNTHETIC DRUMS 2 sample collection: Speedy J/Funkarma, Telefon Tel Aviv, Lusine, Chris Liebing, Funkstörung, Eden, Jake Mandell, Freeform, Plaid, Richard Devine, Simon Pyke, Smyglyssna, Kai Tracid, Atom Heart, Señor Coconut, Murcof, Bob Humid, Sutekh, Einoma, Junkie XL, Exile, Dan Curtin, MRI, Andrew Phillpott/Christian Eigner, Pendulum, Rob Acid, Âme. Electrifying Beats SYNTHETIC DRUMS 2 offers a huge selection of inspiring sounds. From earth-shuddering bass samples and snares that cut straight through the mix to effects that instantly capture the imagination, this collection encompasses an extremely wide range of electronic styles. Whether House or Hiphop, IDM or UKG, Techno or Trance, R'n'B or D'n'B, Old School or Nu Skool – SYNTHETIC DRUMS 2 has its finger on the pulse. Sample Twisting The over 2400 samples have all been produced exclusively for Synthetic Drums 2. A huge arsenal of equipment was used to create the sounds. The samples themselves were subjected to a lengthy production process involving numerous effects, filters, ring modulators, compressors, frequency shifters, granular samplers and so on. All of the producers were given complete artistic freedom, resulting in an extremely varied and individual set of kits. Every kit also has a short demo sound-clip that has been produced exclusively with the samples from that kit. A MIDI file is also included, offering an insight into how the clip was arranged. BATTERY 2 and KONTAKT The 36 drum kits have all been optimized for use with BATTERY 2 and KONTAKT, making heavy use of the varied sound processing features such as filters, loops, velocity, effects and modulation. The results are extremely diverse and distinctive sounds that can be quickly trimmed to individual needs in BATTERY 2 and KONTAKT. All the samples are included in 24-bit / 44.1 KHz WAV format. To give an overview of what is available, SYNTHETIC DRUMS 2 also contains special kits that group all the bass drums, all the snares, all the toms and so on into individual kits.

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dr_elvis01 (2009-03-13)

does it work?

z0il (2009-03-29)

It dosn't work. It says you have to register to use it, and no crack is in the download

eggontoastman (2009-05-01)

thanks
These are radikal Kits
Work great in battery

jimmay (2009-05-03)

No idea what z0il is talking about, this is a pack of Battery 2 custom kits. So if you have Battery 2 or higher, you just load up these kits.
(I haven't tried it out yet, I'm currently d/Ling)

synthminx (2009-12-04)

Jimmay:
Are you blind? What he is talking about, is that there is nothing in the title about it being a Battery addon. It says KONTAKT!!!!!!

psarc (2009-12-31)

synthminx, u are a total fuktard, this can be opened with either kontact ot battery as with pretty much any sample disc

moondigger (2010-03-15)

im downloading it right now, and if it doesnt work with battery i will be quite upset and might cry, but im blaming synthminx for being a douche about it

AUA521 (2010-05-19)

request native instruments abbey road 60's drums thx

jimmay (2010-06-08)

actually, after using it for a while (without even using native instruments) i have to say you're blind if you can't see that the fucking sound files are available in non-kit form.
second, thank you so much trialanderror for sharing this
third, i don't even use native instruments stuff, I just make sick little telefon tel aviv-like beat with the raw wave files :D