Drum & Bass Studio Technique - Computer Music Review
Few are more qualified to deliver a DnB library than junglist Bassline Smith and protégés Drumsound. The trio’s no-nonsense approach is in full effect here, and thus features many of their trademark sounds, including nasty, distorted bass tones, rushing beats and hi-tech pads. The collection focuses more on whole loops rather than building blocks, so it’s perfect for beginners, but xperienced DnB heads should also find some very useful material.
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