Topic: Octobans | Toontrack

Octobans

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Posted May 16, 2013 at 14:42 #1898806

hyphen8nick
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Hi,

Are you guys planning on sampling octobans?
It is such a shame you don’t have them. I have to use Native Instruments’ Abbey Road 80s Drums because it is (to my knowledge) the only VSTi featuring them.

But the quality of your stuff is just way higher, and I can’t imagine how cool it would be to incorporate them as as an expansion in Superior Drummer (just got the Latin Percussion one but it’s still not what I’m looking for).

Anyway, I hope you’ll think about it, I’d be the first buyer 🙂
Keep up the EXCELLENT work.
Nick
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Replied August 9, 2013 at 19:12 #1966205

Plasma Rat
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I think that is an absolute MUST!!!!!!! – I don’t like the Native Instruments Octobans (they are far too toppy) and there (as far as I know) no one else does an Octoban set (high or low) – The best sounding Octobans I have ever heard on record must be Simon Phillips – they are amazing!

Please please create a full Octoban set SDX

Replied August 13, 2013 at 18:22 #1966236

Coryd
Participant

I think you can get some cool octaban-like sounds with some of the toms in the metal foundry. I forget which ones it is, but i’ll check and get back on the right tom to use from TMF

S2.3 NY Vol 2/Music City/Metal Foundry/Evil Drums/dfh Superior Claustrophobic/Electronic/Twisted Kit/Metal Machine

Replied April 26, 2016 at 12:08 #1987903

hyphen8nick
Participant

For information, Steinberg actually sampled Simon Phillips’ kit, including the low set of Tama octobans: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_RpQDjES_vU

Sounds good enough but I can’t be arsed to buy the Groove Agent + Simon Phillips library + their lousy USB dongle.

Toontrack, that’s the way to go, do something about this already 🙂
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