Platinum Samples Jim Scott Drums Volume 1 and 2 Reviews
Load up with Platinum Samples' Jim Scott Rock Drums Volume 1 and 2 and score more than 100GB of Jim Scott's industry-recognized drum sound. Jim Scott is the Grammy-winning producer/engineer/mixer behind Tom Petty's Wildflowers, Santana's Supernatural, and Foo Fighters' One by One. In Jim Scott Rock Drums Volume 1 and 2, you get a selection from Jim's personal collection of 50s/60s/70s kits, recorded at his own studios — through a Neve 8048, no less, and played by expert players. All in all, you get awesome rock drum sounds in Platinum Samples Jim Scott Rock Drums Volume 1 and 2.
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Highest Rated Reviews
Great expansion
This is a fantastic tool to have in the studio. I rarely write reviews on sites like this, but as a drummer who requires accurate feel to perform at 100% I can whole heartedly recommend this product. The sound produced is as natural as can be expected when trying to achieve an authentic and dynamic acoustic drum sound using electronic drum pads/triggers. The cymbals are some of the best I've heard. Very impressive.
JS Rock Drums
Just got JS Rock Drums for BFD 2, they are awesome. They add a totally new flavor to BFD that is very acoustic and natural sounding but focused. I love the factory BFD2 kits and use them a lot but these are a different vibe and a perfect addition for me. You really do hear the excellent recordings and micing of these kits, these samples are so beautifully engineered that they truly sound like you can simply drop them into a mix and be done. (I know you can't, but they really do sound like that). It's like you took a great kit and mics, tracked the drums and have spent some time getting them ready to integrate into the mix. The entire first drum pass feels like it is done, which is huge for me. I own or have owned most of the drum sample libraries in various formats and I have to say that these feel like I actually hired a pro drum studio and an amazing engineer, more than any of the others so far. I'm using these with my Roland V-drums (td12kx) and it really feels like drums in the room.
