Each of the 35 loops is a different take- from hip hop rhythms to alternative rock fast drumming and more. Each folder contains the WAV and MIDI versions, so in total there will be 70 audio files. There are 15 loops at 80 BPM, 10 loops at 100 BPM and another 10 loops at 120 BPM. The drum loops are split into three folders, each of which is labelled according to the BPM. Speaking of dynamics, we also used the recent Violent Transient by Bitsonic for that lively and human feel. The second plugin is Plektron Comp4, a free 4-band compressor, which allows to manipulate the dynamics of sound on individual tracks, a perfect tool to beef-up the drums. But that does not mean this plugin does not deserve attention, we highly recommend it in your arsenal, you can download it here for free. To be honest, our main focus was to create MIDI files to be loaded in your favorite sampler, to add your own sounds and to make your own customizations.

We opted for this plugin for its flexibility and why not, because it’s free and accessible for anyone.

The plugin responsible for the overall sound is the amazing MT Power Drum Kit 2 sampler, a powerful and realistic drum kit offered for free by Manda Audio. The drum loops were created in FL Studio, using three free plugins, an instrument and two effects. We know it’s a long time since the last FLSM freebie, but with this release, we just started a new series of sample packs, tutorials and project files.

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