Free Drum Loops?
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I make music as a hobby; mostly house/techno/drum n bass type stuff. I was wondering if anyone knows any good packs I can get, or maybe good places to get them?
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Make your own! There are so many free drum machine programs. Perhaps mostly easily is Audiotool which lets you simulate the Roland TR-808 and the Roland TR-909 right in your browser through Flash. If you want to get a little most involved, maybe check out a tracker or Reason.
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It's not so much the loops themselves, but the instruments within them. At the moment my collection of drums, snares and hats can only be described as 'insubstantial'.
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Samples, not loops: http://samples.kb6.de/
Only catch with that site is that you have to make a donation to get the highest-demand samples. The curator probably does deserve a donation, but on the other hand it shouldn't take much searching to find another source for those. Also, it's more fun to use less-common sounds anyway. That said, if you're doing electronic music and you don't have any 808 or 909, that's a situation you ought to rectify.
Only catch with that site is that you have to make a donation to get the highest-demand samples. The curator probably does deserve a donation, but on the other hand it shouldn't take much searching to find another source for those. Also, it's more fun to use less-common sounds anyway. That said, if you're doing electronic music and you don't have any 808 or 909, that's a situation you ought to rectify.
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