鼓音源 Spitfire Audio The Grange KONTAKT

2020-8-12 08:31| 发布者: ajin| 查看: 176| 评论: 0|原作者: ajin

历史摇滚鼓。喷火创造了一个传奇的鼓手记录在一个传奇地点的摇滚史。鼓取样的新基准，这是一个可播放的工具包的选集和一个穷尽选择的灼热循环，所有的交感混合选项。

Spitfire自豪地提出了三个传奇的鼓手记录在一个传说中的位置... Headley Grange。任何一个历史悠久的摇滚音乐知识的人都知道，这个前维多利亚时代的工作室，一个私人的 - 有人说是闹鬼的 - 居住在英格兰农村汉普郡的心脏地带，曾经是一些最具影响力的六十年代和七十年代的录音艺术家，这个国家已经与Brits Bad公司，Fleetwood Mac公司和Genesis公司共同投入了大量时间。

Historic Rock Drums. Spitfire creates rock history with three legendary drummers recorded at one legendary location. A new benchmark in drum sampling, this is an anthology of playable kits and an exhaustive selection of searing loops all with sympathetic mixing options.

Spitfire proudly presents three legendary drummers recorded in one legendary location… Headley Grange. Anyone with a modicum of historical rock music knowledge knows that this former Victorian workhouse, a private — some say haunted — residence nestled in the heart of England’s rural Hampshire, has played host to some of the most influential Sixties and Seventies recording artists that this country has produced, with fellow Brits Bad Company, Fleetwood Mac, and Genesis all spending some productive time there.

This unassuming family home really made its mark on the rock music map with the timely arrival of the legendary Led Zeppelin, who made some remarkable recordings there when writing parts of their eponymous Led Zeppelin III and Led Zeppelin IV albums, as well as their Houses Of The Holy and Physical Graffiti fifth and sixth album followups, between 1970 and 1975. Indeed, it was here in 1971 that producer Andy Johns and drummer John Bonham conspired to create what has come to be regarded as the definitive rock drum sound for Led Zeppelin IV closer ‘When The Levee Breaks’. Sampled (early on by British synthpop pioneers Depeche Mode and many more since) and long since imitated on a legion of rock recordings, Roger Taylor of Queen — no stranger to distinguished drumming himself — has described it thusly: “It was the benchmark — the sound that so many people strived for. It just sounded like thunder. We were like, ‘Wow!’”.

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