Skyking presents another cult classic for drum nerds and forward thinking producers...
Skyking - DRUMS 006 was recorded by multi-instrumentalist Lee Faulkner in multiple studios across Portland, Oregon. Created using a variety of vintage and modern microphones, preamps, hardware samplers, cassette and reel-to-reel tape machines, vintage drums, percussion instruments, plus digital and analog gear—resulting in a truly one-of-a-kind collection of sounds.
Packed with the disgusting and expertly crafted loops, breaks, SFX, and one-shots that supporters of these drum packs have come to love and expect.
Featured on records by: Boldy James, BoriRock, Estee Nack, al.divino, billy woods, ELUCID, Cavalier, and CRIMEAPPLE.
DRUMS 006 Features 265 completely original drum and sample recordings:
91 BREAKS/LOOPS/DRUM CHOPS
38 KICKS
43 SNARES
33 VARIOUS HATS/CYMBALS/METAL BITS
12 MHB BASS ONE SHOTS
48 PERCS, SOUNDSCAPES, FX, AND EXTRAS (perfect for transitions or adding movement to your productions)
All sounds are 16 & 24-bit WAV (44.1 kHz), compatible with any DAW or sampler, and always royalty-free.
Skyking is a group of multi instrumentalists, artists, and friends working out of Portland, Oregon to provide quality and dynamic sounds to you, the people.
You may not sublicense, sell, loan, share, lend, broadcast, rent, lease, assign, distribute, or transfer any Sample to a third party except as incorporated into a Recording
Skyking - DRUMS 006
Skyking - DRUMS 006
what producers are saying
“Ugly As Hell!”
Conductor Williams (Rome Streetz, Boldy James, Conway The Machine)
"Skyking Drums have become my go-to. Guaranteed to bang every time, plus intricate and interesting rhythms. Unique and great sounding drumpacks start and stop with Skyking."
“Some of those breaks are my favorite right now. Intense, Rumbling, Dope!”
August Fanon (Mach-Hommy, Navy Blue, Vic Spencer)
Skyking has been part of my arsenal since coming on the scene. They are in a lane of their own with unique sounds and textures. I suggest Skyking Drums to any producer looking to up their drum game.”
