Industrial Drum samples?

[Whitetail]

I've always loved industrial style music, but I can never seem to find the drum samples to make it happen. Anyone have some good industrial drum samples they'd be willing to share?

Example of what I'm looking for:

[DerpyGrooves]

Try running normal drum samples through bitcrush+distortion and you should be getting in the right direction. Compression also helps.



Essentially the above song is just 808 effected thusly. A gated white noise channel is the snare, more or less.

http://www.hammersound.net/cgi-bin/soun ... al_Set.rar

That said, here's a soundfont I've heard good stuff about. Haven't used it tho, so I have no idea. Unfortunately there aren't many samplepacks for industrial, as a lot of it is just stock sounds effected.

[MichaelA]

I make trance/dubstep/europop, and I can tell you that Vengence Sounds is the way to go! (http://www.vengeance-sound.com/)
Go into their samples section, they have more samples then you can shake a stick at. I bought 1 sample pack(1, JUST 1!), for $80(You may be saying it's a rip off, but it's worth it), and that's all I ever use now. You might want to invest in this.

[[voodoopony]]

Holy crap your gif was clapping to the beat.
Those drums sort of remind me of the drums in the intro of 'An Eagle In Your Mind' by Boards of Canada.
I think what you're looking for are some distinct authentic samples. Not just any old drum kit but one that has a certain voice in the snare and frequency in the kick and stuff. I'd look around for some old motown/funk drum solos.

I got only one sample pack for 9 bucks off iTunes called '300 of the Greatest Breaks, Drum Loops and Beats' and I love the shit out of it. It might be what you're looking for.

[MichaelA]

Also, you can try layering and EQ'ing your drums. Use multiple kicks/snares/hats. Sometimes you can get really good results. Also, some distortion can help as well.