Of all the cd-roms/sample cd's you've purchased which ones have you enjoyed the most? Which ones have sucked.

yo man. forget all the sample cds. if your are just looking for tight sounds check out this site ... www.banginbeats.com They have be best percussion, fx, and bass sounds out there. Plus they are hella cheap: 10 bones a kit!!

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Hi,

I actually have almost all of the Roland L-CD series. I love them all. Great samples. My next purchases will be some Spectrasonics.

David

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Hi again...

Ok, and ya, I just wanted to mention to the previous post'er...

Bangin Beats is $10 for a *floppy* of samples. Ok... kinda useless for pros...
A 100MB Zip Disk of samples is $350. This is nuts too.

Try looking at the Spectrasonics or Ilio libraries, you get more for your money. And guaranteed "pro".
Regular price on Roland L-CD Libraries is $295 for 200MB+, just a little better than the $350 for 100MB, no? Sales on these are $29!
Musician's Friend has the L-CDX CDs (400 to 800MB of samples) at $179 to $269. Can't beat that...

David


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Spectrasonics, Eric[Persing] does it right..

Eric Persing from Spectrasonics is certainly a pro sound designer with years of experience behind him. I would use his products with confidence that they would be of the highest quality.