Spectre Grooves Vol.1
$15.00
A collection of common drum grooves to fit any song.
- Grooves for all styles of rock and metal
- 90 Grooves & 30 Fills Performed by Jackson Ward
- For tempos ranging from 80bpm to 150bpm
- This product is optimized for use with Extinction Level Event
Overview
Spectre Grooves Vol.1 Drum Grooves is our “meat & potatoes” collection of Rock and Metal grooves that gives you tried and true dream beats and fills.
All grooves and fills were performed and captured by session drummer Jackson Ward on a Roland V-Drum kit to ensure you get the realistic sounding drums your music deserves.
Combined with Extinction Level Event, it makes what is already the most realistic drum library on the planet even better with the touch of a world class drummer.
NOTE: This MIDI pack only contains the MIDI files, no sampler/library included. The MIDI files contained are compatible with all popular third-party samplers.
Hear Spectre Grooves Vol.1
Here you will find some examples of the Grooves included in this pack. The sample library used to demonstrate this is Extinction Level Event.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Do I have to have Extinction Level Event in order to use this groove pack?
Nope. While this grooves pack is optimized to make the most with Extinction Level Event. The MIDI can be loaded and played back with any drum sampler on the market. But, that being said, if you want the most realistic drum samples possible. You will be hard-pressed to be the combination of Extinction Level Event and our MIDI Groove Packs.
What if I want to use the grooves at a faster or slower tempo?
You can! The 80 to 150 bpm range we mention is just a suggestion that we think most people will find these grooves best fit in. If you like how it’s sounding below or above that range, more power to you! Because these are MIDI files and not audio recordings. There is no loss in quality by changing the tempo, like there otherwise would be.
Will this work in my DAW?
Yes! Any DAW that supports MIDI tracks is compatible. And that is almost all of them, save for the oldest or most obscure DAWs out there.