How To Make Electronic Music has released a collection of free kick drum samples created by the Finnish producer Markus Hakala.
With the permission of Markus Hakala, I gathered all of his awesome kick drum samples into one, single package. So in total, this pack contains 500 free wall shaking, powerful and punchy kick drums. It should keep you satisfied for a loooong time!
The samples are available for free download via How To Make Electronic Music (32.1MB download size, contains 500 kick drum samples in 24-bit & 32-bit WAV format).
All the samples in this pack were created from scratch by Markus Hakala, who gave How To Make Electronic Music the permission to re-distribute the samples and make them available for free download.
The samples are suitable for use in various genres of electronic dance music. To hear some of Markus Hakala’s tunes, check out his SoundCloud page.
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I got them some months ago. I must say that are awesome for clubbin – EDM – Trance production.
I use them almost everyday.
Have a nice day :)
about to download but i like these kind of packs i just delete all the crap and use the good 1s :P
ok a lot of these are good and has what key its in written on every file which makes them way more useful :)
Sounds good & useful for my productions! Thanks!
You can try Wave Alchemy free ones (Club Kicks) too.
I tend to reduce my kicks number…because when you search for one, you spend more time than making it from scratch, so it is pointless :D
As fast method, i use http://www.amvst.com/kicklab-xl
With that plugin, you can already delete a big part of your collection.
I keep very good processed samples anyway, because it is where things become serious.