firstly, the closer the samples you use are to the sound you want, the easier your job will be. the reason sound bank is a good distance away from most popular sounds, so look into sample libraries in your style.

secondly, once you choose your best sample material, there are four kinds of 'bigger' you can make your drums:

a mellow, heady downtempo set i spun at the penley sisters' art show in north county saturday evening. some instrumental hip hop, jazz, house, and triphop - mixes nicely with espresso and/or an affected leisure class attitude.

• listen now ::
  

• download the mp3 for offline lovage

i'm releasing my first pack of seven extremely hard-hitting stereo bass synth presets for Propellerhead's Reason. if you like the libraries that Vengeance puts out, you should love these sounds, which are especially suited to electro house, dubstep, drum'n'bass, and breaks. each combinator patch includes a matrix sequencer with a demo loop preprogrammed for your instrument-auditioning pleasure - just make sure to enable 'run pattern devices'. these require Reason 3.0, are compatible with 4.x.

• listen to the demo song
• download the combinator patches

boddicker is also known as:

• old detroit radio on thesixtyone.com
• old detroit radio on myspace
• kage on tribe
• the guy who's making these tunes (wroq!! \m/ )

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