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Drum Tools 01 Deluxe massively expands the sonic capabilities and tonal character of the original collection... Now featuring over 3800 additional tape variations recorded at three saturation levels to a Studer A80 MK1 analogue tape machine via a vintage Neve 1073 pre-amp!
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Drum Tools 01 Deluxe offers over 5800 exquisitely produced minimal drum samples. All drum sounds in the collection have been built from the ground up using a jaw-dropping array of analogue circuitry and exclusive high-end outboard gear. Great care has been taken to capture the tone / vibe and warmth of the equipment used and all sample editing and file naming has been done by hand for maximum precision.
"What a fantastic, and infinitely useable sample CD - Im very impressed!" Chris Lake
The drum samples in Drum Tools 01 have been created by the creative layering and processing of drum machines, exotic synthesizers / modulars, field recordings and the recording of live drum and percussive instruments.
"I LOVE IT !!! The drums will play a big role in my productions for the next months / years" Robert Babicz / Rob Acid
Drum Tools 01 is an essential purchase for anyone looking for high quality, 100% original drum samples. Although designed with Minimal Techno & Tech House music in mind, Drum Tools 01 would also make an essential toolkit for producers of House, Trance, Electro or even down-tempo / hip-hop styles.
Whats included in the sample pack?
  • 1950 24-bit 100% royalty free electronic drum hits!
  • 3854 additional tape saturated drum hits recorded to 1/4� tape via a Studer A80 Mk1 tape machine
  • A professionally dithered 16-bit version of the full library for hardware sampler enthusiasts
  • 472 premium kick drum samples arranged by tone (deep minimal, punchy, solid, processed, 808 & fx)
  • 251 snare drum samples arranged by type (classic, layered, punchy, processed & noise)
  • 594 exotic percussion samples created with a wealth of highly sought-after studio gear and divided into such folders as blips & pops� �toms & tones� �world� analogue synth� �driven digital� & �miscellaneous�
  • 125 luxurious claps and snaps
  • 141 hi hat & creative noise samples
  • 75 glitch shots devised from exclusive analogue circuitry
  • 62 minimal stabs and chord hits
  • 88 sound effects samples
  • 26 uniquely layered crash cymbal sounds
  • 58 drum creation tools including snaps & sub enhancers
  • Ableton Live 8 pack (requires latest version of live)
  • 13 drum kits including sampler patches for Battery, Kontakt, Reason NNXT, Halion, EXS24 and SFZ
  • 42 bonus tb-303 licks + much more

Drum Tools 01 has been produced and recorded by Wave Alchemy�s Daniel Byers and Steven Heath. The two have all the gear necessary for making modern electronic music and, more importantly, know how to achieve the right sounds for the various sub?genres tackled by each of their sample collections.
Minimal Techno & Tech House is a very specific title, telling us exactly what to expect from the content, although it is also applicable to electronic music in general.
As indicated by the word �tools�, the collection contains the basic building blocks needed for producing minimal techno and tech house, the onus being on the musician to use them in the right way. Indeed, there are no editable �sound banks� like those used by Ueberschall�s Elastik player, nor are there any loops or grooves. There are, however, kit patches formatted for all the major software samplers and dithered 16?bit versions of the 24?bit WAV files to cater for hardware samplers and memory?precious setups.
Some libraries inexplicably divide their content across an unfathomable system of folders - Wave Alchemy, on the other hand, have done the right thing and organised their 1950 samples into a logically conceived set of folders, which can be navigated in a matter of seconds.
The main folders are dedicated to individual sound types like claps, crash cymbals, hi?hats and kick drums. Where it�s been necessary to narrow things down more precisely, however, the library employs further layers of sub?folders. Percussion, for example, contains the descriptively named Blips & Pops and Toms & Tones folders, amongst others. Similarly, in Snares, a Classic Snares sub?folder holds a familiar, but essential, set of hits, while Layered Snares contains non?standard creative combinations. Folders such as Sound Effects and Glitch collect together miscellaneous experiments, which are reasonably varied but still recognisably appropriate for the genre.
Also included is a list of gear that was used for generating sounds and shaping them, highlighting the point made by the team that everything was �created from the ground up�. Predictably, Roland�s TR808, TR606 drum and TB303 bass synthesizers were called upon when crafting some of the content, as were a Korg MS20 and ARP Odyssey, but there are also some live recordings and material created on slightly more exotic instruments, such as the Vermona DRM MkII and Elektron Machinedrum.
In general, the samples are clean and punchy, having been recorded using some truly top?end analogue processors, although one or two clearly overloaded something during recording. The editing, apparently done by hand, ensures that the attack of each sample comes in straight away, so layering multiple sounds works well and there is no particular need to trim samples further.
Creating samples can be fun, but it�s sometimes better to let experts do the work. That is precisely the point of this very well-conceived product.
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Rating 4/5

Bass Music Blog Review - Drum Tools 01

By: James (Bass Music Blog) - 31/05/2010
Wave Alchemy is a relatively young company based on Nottingham; theyve been around since 2008 and in that time have established themselves as providers of top quality samples for bedroom producers and industry professionals alike. This is the first in their Drum Tools series, Minimal Techno and Tech House.
Rather than sampling records or using the same soft synths that everyone rinses, the guys at Wave Alchemy build their sounds from the ground up using high end hardware. The list of equipment used should be enough to get any self-respecting production geek drooling - Jomox XBase 999, Elektron Machinedrum, ARP Odyssey, Thermionic Culture Vulture, SSL EQs and Compressors, API 512c Preamps, and (lots) more. Of course, all this kit is useless if the people pushing the buttons dont grasp the finer points of how to use it, but a few hours spent playing with the sounds should be enough to demonstrate that they most certainly do.
Initial impressions are that the collection positively drips with class and inspires creativity; when I was flipping through the previews in Live I often had to stop myself from loading sounds into a sampler and laying down some patterns. The sounds dont fall into the common trap of being overcooked with freaky fx to make them interesting, instead the focus is on subtle character and rich tone. They have that indefinable quality (fatness, warmth, whatever) that comes from a good source processed well and recorded with a high end preamp - the difference in quality is noticeable when compared to similar collections.
The pack is organised logically with folders for kicks, claps, snares and so forth, as well as prepared sampler instruments in all commonly used formats and 13 drum kits. I like how the samples are subdivided into descriptively named folders (eg. punchy or solid or minimal), as it can really help to improve workflow. One thing that I also like and you dont see much elsewhere is the inclusion of a folder of Drum Tools - a collection of transient clicks and sub notes that are specially designed for layering up. Also provided is a folder of bonus sounds; in this case some very useable stabs & chords, and some less interesting 303 squelches. When I assess a sample pack of this type, I tend to look at the kick drums first, and I can honestly say that this is one of the best sets have in my sample folder.The sound quality and character on offer are stunning - each one is flawlessly engineered with the perfect bass weight to them, and will provide a rock solid foundation to your track with very little additional processing required.
Overall, this is probably one of the best sample collections I have come across in recent months; although billed as a minimal and tech house set, you will easily be able to use the samples in any sort of electronic music such is their quality. Its also ludicrously cheap at a mere 35 quid for the download, so if your drum sample library needs an injection of real class you need look no further. Highly recommended!
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Future Music Mag Review - Drum Tools 01

By: FM (Future Music Magazine) - 19/05/2010
This impressive new release from Wave Alchemy contains just under 2,000 individual drum hits in 24-bit and 16-bit WAV format, along with sampler patches in the most common formats, including Battery, Kontakt, ESX24 and Halion.
Although it�s clear that the sounds were designed with Minimal Techno and Tech House in mind, most of the samples are versatile enough to fit into any production style.
It�s clear that the Wave Alchemy guys have put some serious effort into the creation of Drum Tools 01 and as a result it comes highly recommended for producers of all electronic genres.
Rating 9/10

Waveformless Blog Review - Drum Tools 01

By: Tom Shear (Waveformless Blog) - 05/03/2010
There is certainly no shortage of drum sample packs on the market these days. Compared to even 5 years ago, the sheer volume of samples available to musicians to buy is almost overwhelming. Even with that taken into account, however, there is no doubt that loops dominate the market, and it can sometimes be difficult for musicians who prefer to program all their beats from scratch to find a good selection of single hit drum samples. Fortunately, a few developers have stepped up recently to fill that void, among them, the very talented guys at Wave Alchemy.
Their latest release consists of nearly 2,000 single electronic / minimal drum and percussion hits all expertly processed through an array of very pricey, high end gear. Although the name of the library indicates that it was created with Minimal Techno and Tech House in mind, youll find these drum samples are extremely usable in virtually any genre that needs purely electronic drum sounds. Although the drum samples come pre-compressed and EQed to perfection, the settings are generally transparent enough that if you need to do further processing to make them more appropriate for your genre of choice, you can do so fairly easily. Sounds are all in 24-bit WAV format (16-bit versions are also included for all you luddites) and, helpfully, sample instruments for Ableton Live, Battery, EXS24, Halion, Kontakt, and NNXT are also included to save you the trouble of mapping all the sounds out manually.
Sounds are neatly arranged into folders for claps, crash cymbals, drum kits, drum tools (more on this in a second), glitch, hihats, kick drums, percussion, snare drums, sound effects, and a folder of bonus sounds made up of TB-303 riffs and chord/stab sounds. Most of these folders are further divided into descriptive categories to help you find the type of sound youre after (for example, classic, layered, processed, punchy, etc.) much more quickly and efficiently.
If youre familiar with Wave Alchemys products, I probably dont have to bother telling you how great these sound. The kicks have plenty of oomph and the perfect amount of low end, the snares smack and crack in the mix, the cymbals sizzle and cut through, and the percussion, glitch, and heavily processed sounds all sparkle with originality and can add lots of interest to an otherwise ho-hum drum track. There really are very few other companies who do electronic drum sounds as well as Wave Alchemy. Many sample developers brag about their studio full of expensive kit, but few show that they truly know how to use it to its fullest as well as these guys.
If you find yourself skeptical, head on over to the Drum Tools - Minimal Techno & Tech House web page where you can download a selection of free drum samples from this library and check them out yourself. I hate to come across as a fan boy, as I have nothing to do with the company, but Ive yet to receive a library from these guys that wasnt spectacular. This one is no exception. If you need electronic drum sounds of uncompromising quality, this ought to be one of the first places you look.
Rating 10/10

Music Tech Mag Review - Drum Tools 01

By: MT (Music Tech Magazine) - 04/03/2010
It can sometimes be a depressing feeling when you test your track on a club system for the first time. The kick drum that seemed to be doing the business in your home studio loses its low end and sounds more like a builder tying to knock through from next door. Precision production is a necessity if you want to rock the clubs!
Luckily, the good people at Wave Alchemy are drum scientists of the highest order and their new samples library, Drum Tools 01, is a massive collection of handcrafted minimal drum hits designed to get both the speakers and the dance floor moving.
The pack comes as a download or on DVD, with 1,950 24-bit drum hits, plus 16-bit versions and sampler instruments for EXS-24, Kontakt, Battery, NN-XT, SFZ, and HALion.
The immense number of samples has been thoughtfully divided into descriptive folders for drum type and style (e.g. deep minimal kicks, punchy kicks, solid kicks etc).
A large amount of vintage and modern kit has been used to create and sculpt the many synth stabs, glitch ripples, noise effects, and kick, snare and hats hits.
Some of the good sounds may seem quite similar, but this just gives you more options, and the sheer number available means there is plenty of variety, from more traditional 808 kicks and snares to some original heavily processed sounds.
There�s also bonus collection of TB-303 licks, some superb synth chords and stabs, plus some sub-enhancing and transient attack drum tools.
Where you�ll truly appreciate the collection depends on in you�re the kind of person who can tell the difference between 472 different electronic kicks. But for those who can, Wave Alchemy has crafted an immense library of both solid and original drum sounds that are relevant for all styles of electronic music, not just minimal.
Verdict - An immense collection of finely crafted electronic drum samples

Altsounds Review - Drum Tools 01

By: Jack Stovin (Altsounds) - 03/03/2010
Producing your own music can be a difficult affair. Finding sounds, instruments and initial ideas to use becomes a bit of a chore. The most difficult part of the song writing process for myself is the rhythm section. Being a drummer I find it hard to replace the beats and sounds that I conjure up in my head, and then replace with drum samples. Finding the right sample for the right part in the track is time consuming and quite tedious, but you have to get it right.
Having such a choice can sometimes be a products downfall, even though you may think the more that you get for your money the better. Drum Tools 01 features over 1,900 carefully tailored audio gems ready for your ears to tuck into. Producers and home music makers need this to add to their collection just for the value, even if they don�t use the samples! Looking at creating your own music and wanting to sell it? Well using these drum samples is 100% Royalty Free and allows you to create your music without the worry of record labels chasing your ass.
Originality is key to your tracks, the last thing you want is similarity within a given sample. Just by the way that these samples are recorded makes the drum hit samples original and unique to Drum Tools 01. The time put into this pack by Wave Alchemy shows through within the collection, it has both quality and quantity.
Drum Tools 01 is exactly what it says, it is a tool to use within your production stages. There are so many drum loops available to producers that allow a few clicks, a drag and a drop, then boom, a track is made. Take Apple Loops as an example, you can create songs within minutes. Chuck in Garage Band and you have an album created within a few hours, which is ridiculous. If the quality is just not there, there is nothing worse than loops that don�t actually loop without a bunch of editing. Fair play, Apple Loops set everything up brilliantly and make things very easy to work with.
For us producers it is refreshing to receive the individual sound files as single hits and stabs. Having these drum sounds in such a format allows the producer to create their own instruments, mainly drum kits for this particular sample pack. You could move these into a plug-in such as ESX24, which comes as a default with Logic. Simply find your samples you want to use and tailor your own instrument. I personally work using hundreds of cut up samples, so I usually just grab the sounds I like and stick them straight into the arrange window. Kind of like building blocks, but usually it just turns out like a huge audio game of Tetris.
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Due to the type of sample pack it seems only obvious to lay the samples out in an appropriate order. As soon as you open the disc you find a bunch of folders labelled with their content, which makes life a lot easier. There are a few options to go from here to use the pack, I simply copied all of the files to my hard drive so I could use the samples as and when they were needed. Using the Apple media browser allowed an easy transition from file to sequencer, with a simple drag and drop.
Technically this should be easier for the beginner music maker to get hold of and get moving swiftly, but that isn�t the case. With looping samples, everything is pretty much put on a plate and is so easy to come up with ideas. With Drum Tools 01 all of the samples are individual, so coming up with ideas of where they will fit into the track or beat becomes more of a chore. If you have no ideas where the track is going or what you want then its hit and miss trying to find the right sounds for you.
When I make music, I can hear what I want to put into the track before actually getting the sound playing. It kind of plays in my head as I�m listening, like a sub conscious thing (sometimes this process doesn�t work!) so when searching for a sample, I already have an idea of what I�m looking for in a sound. Drum Tools 01 is perfect for this situation, but takes a long time.
Wave Alchemy have looked ahead into this issue and put together 13 drum kits for various sampler patches to use straight away. They cover a few different styles that are more than enough to get started with. ESX24 kits are available within the pack along with install instructions on how to get these patches working.

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