Drumlabooh comes with dozens of drum kits suitable for various music styles. Here’s how some of them sound (completely dry, no reverb).
Jazzkit
Sixties Basic
Diskach
OM Kit (for Goa trance)
RITM (for electro)
Sopromat (universal kit)
Avangard (avant garde)
Features
- DAW Compatibility
- Linux LV2/VST3, Windows VST3 plugin format
- Supported sample drumkit formats: Drumlabooh, Hydrogen, SFZ, and simple directories with samples
- Drumlabooh comes with dozens of drum kits - original ones and built from samples of legendary acoustic drums and vintage drum machines. It delivers sounds for any genre - from darkwave and psytrance to jazz and rock. In addition to samples, Drumlabooh can utilize presets with "formulas" for sound synthesis. All samples are public domain and royalty-free.
- Stereo (with built-in mixer) or multi (36 channels) output
- Built-in mixer with Pan, Volume, mute controls and Pan mode option
- Per-instrument FX: low-pass and high-pass filters. The Analog knob delivers that signature warm tube sound, while the Live knob (requires filters enabled) brings any samples to life, making even a bare-bones drum kit of a few one-shots sound like a real acoustic kit.
- Up to 36 instrument slots with layers (max 128 layers or sample variants)
- Layer change by MIDI velocity, Round Robin or Random order
- Multi one-shot samples per slot
- Automatic open hihat mute on hihat close
- Kit-defined (user-defined) mute groups
- Drumkit image (if provided) at plugin window
- Flexible MIDI mapping modes
- Written in C++, based on JUCE toolkit