ANALOG DRUM MACHINES SHOTS

Analog Drum Machines Shots: Your Personal Time Machine to the Golden Age of Rhythm (Batteries Not Included... But Thousands of Samples Are!)

Ever dream of having a museum's worth of classic drum machines at your fingertips, without the hefty price tag or the risk of accidentally setting off the alarm? Well, your wish is our command! "Analog Drum Machines Shots" is a colossal collection of 2097 meticulously captured one-shot samples, lovingly sourced from a whopping 97 different analog drum machines. That's right, we've hoarded more vintage drum boxes than your eccentric uncle has cassette tapes.

Forget those sterile, digital clicks and pops. This pack is pure analog goodness, dripping with the warm, punchy, and often wonderfully quirky character that only vintage circuitry can provide. We're talking about the legendary workhorses that shaped countless genres, the quirky oddballs that defied categorization, and everything in between. It's like having a sonic history lesson right inside your DAW.

Think of it: instead of spending a lifetime (and a small fortune) hunting down these elusive machines, you can now have their sonic essence instantly available. It's the next best thing to actually owning them... and arguably less prone to needing repairs after a late-night jam session fueled by questionable snacks.

So, dive into "Analog Drum Machines Shots" and unleash a torrent of authentic vintage rhythm into your productions. Your tracks will thank you, and your listeners might just think you've secretly invented a time machine. (We won't tell them otherwise.)

Important note: if a sample is transposed left or right - it means that in the original drum machine it is also transposed left or right. Just turn the pan knob in your sequencer the way you would like to hear this sample.

All samples sound the same as in the original analog machines.
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918 MB
2097 Samples from 97 Drum Machines


（From  ZTEKNO）

*This description is a reference taken from the original developer's website.