Available for download, The Slate Digital Deluxe Expansion Pack is a set of drum samples designed for Steven Slate Trigger. Trigger is drum-replacement software that allows you to augment or replace the sound of your recorded drums with well-recorded drum samples. With this expansion pack, you get a host of additional drums for use with Trigger or Trigger 2, including an early 1960s Ludwig kit, a Gretsch Jazz Cocktail kit, and more.

These are unprocessed samples, each one with its own close mic, overhead, and room channel. The snares also come with bottom-mic samples for you to get the right amount of high-end sizzle. All of these phase-accurate samples sit in the mix well as is, and they're also highly receptive to EQ, compression, and all the other processing you'd typically use on drums.

As long as you have Steven Slate Trigger or Trigger 2, you can use these samples with Mac and Windows platforms. They work in AU, VST, RTAS, and AAX formats.

Drum Samples for Use in Mixing    Multiple Kicks, Snares & Toms    Ludwig, Gretsch & More    Phase-Accurate Samples    Separate Channels for Drum, Room, Etc.    Requires Steven Slate Trigger to Operate    Compatible with Mac & Windows Platforms    Operates in AU, VST, RTAS & AAX Formats    Requires Steven Slate Trigger to Operate

• 16 snares
• 14 kicks
• 19 toms 
• Phase-accurate recordings
• Six stereo layers of samples

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I have a Nikon D610 with the battery grip, is this the L-Bracket that I need for my setup?

A: The 3 Legged Thing bracket for the Z9 will not fit the D610 camera. This universal bracket will fit instead: https://bhpho.to/3nGgL7V

Q: 2. Can I put a CF card and an SD card (stacked) in each compartment and still have it roll up or will that be too tight? Thank you!

A: I have two of these and they are superb. One for CF cards and one for the smaller XQD cards. By way of your question I tried to stack both the CF and XQD cards together and although a little tight it was very workable. Since SD cards are smaller it should work very well!

Q: 3. Do you need another device to wirelessly sync this to a camera like the Arri Amira?

A: Timecode generators with wireless communication can be paired with the Denecke TS-C Compact Timecode Slate (Color Clapper, EL Backlit) and camera for sync, such as from Tentacle Sync and those from Ambient. The Denecke TS-TCB offers wifi communication with timecode buddy products.

Q: 4. Does this slate illuminate in Blue? or is it just white?

A: The Denecke TS-C Compact Timecode Slate has a blue backlight.

Q: 5. Do you prefer this to a hard case like the Pelican?

A: I personally have about 5 of this and am very happy with them

Q: 6. Does this include ASMedia 1053E Chipset or ASMedia 1153E Chipset?Is this product's model name U32-M or U32M-BK ?Would like to confirm the version that you are selling.

A: The Oyen Digital MiniPro that we offer is MFR # U32-M with a ASMedia 1053E (with UASP) chipset.

Q: 7. Can the FTZ be used if the L-Bracket is already attached to the camera? I have no interest in attaching the L-bracket to the FTZ. The two answers provided make this very confusing.

A: Now that Nikon release an alternate style/second generation adapter, the FTZ-II should work just fine with this as there is no longer a 1/4" mounting thread on the FTZ-II adapter.

Q: 8. Will it interfere with the FTZ?

A: No, if you attach the FTZ directly to the L bracket.

Q: 9. Any issues in using the Lexie with a Fuji X-S2 and a RRS ball head?

A: The 3 Legged Thing Lexie Universal Multifunction L-Bracket will work work with the Fuji X-S2 and a RRS ball head.

Q: 10. Will the FTZ adaptor work with this?

A: Yes, it is compatible with the FTZ adapter.