Recording Drums---Have no fear, Jimmy is here!

[sad machines]

Totally kick ass: Drum Sounds:D (http://www.m-audio.com/products/en_us/JimmyChamberlinSignatureDrumsVol1-main.html)

[Peter]

One of these days I'll get around to buying that sample library...and apparently he's going to do a few more of them :) Not a bad deal at all!

[SlingeroGuitaro]

you dont have to be a great engineer to make a great drummer sound good. I downloaded those files and imported them directly to digital performer, pulled them up and with no tweaking its the most monsterous drum sound ive ever heard.

damn that man. why can't he be in my band.

edit: maybe he can!

my fast flat mix (http://www.radiofailure.com/cameron/drum%20samples/FLAT%201.wav)

The jam (http://www.radiofailure.com/cameron/drum%20samples/JAM%20EDIT%20mix.wav)

how fun.

[Hi There, Am Pam]

Man, it's so impressive how there is an underlying rhythm of something that sounds like a train. I saw that drum sample library, and I really want it. I almost feel as though I'd be cheating if I was to use it on an actual "offical" release though.

[Six Ways]

Yeah, I'd pretty much feel like that with any samples. Not ones I'd recorded obviously, stuff I'd bought.