This electronic download of Drums Overkill by Best Service provides 27,000 drum samples in one virtual instrument. Powered by the included Native Instruments Kontakt Player, the library includes samples from prized, vintage, and hard-to-find drum machines and sequencers—from Roland to RadioShack, from Melo-Sonic to Mattel.

This library is Mac- and Windows-compatible, and can operate in standalone instantiations, as well as within VST, AU, and AAX formats. As Drums Overkill is powered by Kontakt, you have many options to manipulate these samples without external processing by means of filters, distortions, reverb, delay, chorus, flanger, and more. Please note the effects have limited functionality in Kontakt Player.  

Over 27,000 Drum & Percussion Sounds    5,400 Samples of Renowned Drum Machines    More than 16 Genres Represented    Mac and Windows Compatibility    Includes NI Kontakt Player    Standalone    VST, AU, AAX Formats

• 1,200 drum kits for various musical styles
• 5,400 original drum machine samples
• 3,800 bass drums
• 4,100 snare drums & rim shots
• 750 claps & snaps
• 480 toms
• 1,600 hi-hats
• 300 cymbals
• 670 analog synth drums & electronic percussion
• 340 mixed special effects
• 1,500 percussion instruments from various cultures

• 1980s pop and dance 
• Club
• House
• Dance 
• Techno 
• Garage 
• Trance 
• Hardcore
• Drum & bass 
• Electronic 
• Experimental
• 1980s rap & old school
• Hip hop
• RnB
• Pop
• Vintage & oldies
• Big beat
• Pop ballads

• Acetone
• AJK
• Akai
• Alesis
• Amdek
• Boss
• Casio
• CRB
• Denon
• Dr. Böhm
• Dynacord
• Eko
• Electro-Harmonix
• Elgam
• Elka
• Emu-Systems
• Farfisa
• Fricke
• GEM
• Goya
• Gulbransen
• Hammond
• Hohner
• Kawai
• Keio
• Key Note
• Korg
• Linn
• Luxor
• Maestro
• Mattel
• Melo-Sonic
• Melos 
• NDK Farfisa
• Oberheim
• Pearl
• Pertuna
• Radioshack
• Rhythm Master
• Roland
• Ruby
• Sequential Circuits
• Simmons
• Solton
• Sony
• Soundmaster
• SRB
• Suzuki
• Tama
• Thomas
• Univox
• Vermona
• Visco
• Vox
• Watford
• Welson
• Wersi
• Wurlitzer
• Yamaha

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the smallest diameter tripod leg this can effectively clamp onto?

A: The Manfrotto Super Clamp can close to 0" so you should be able to use it on any tripod leg.

Q: 2. Will Motu bpm 1.5 run in Reason 9.5?

A: Motu bpm 1.5 can run in Propellerhead Reason 9. Motu BPM 1.5 is a VST, and Reason supports that plugin format.

Q: 3. May I hook up a Jabra Pro 920 to a PC and use it as a Microphone ?

A: Yes, using this adapter, the Jabra 920 would appear as a PC Headset device with both input and output.

Q: 4. What is the part # of the pole attached to this base as in the photo?

A: There are two different poles pictured. The small pole is MBOOMCFVR-SUS, the medium pole is MBOOMCFVR-MUS and the large one (not pictured) is MBOOMCFVR-LUS

Q: 5. can a pair of the "quick action" super clamps be used to connect a crossbar to 2 autopoles for backdrops?

A: Two of the Manfrotto 635 Quick Action Super Clamps cannot be used alone to connect a crossbar to autopoles or stands. Two of the Manfrotto 038 Double Super Clamps (B&H # MA038) are a better choice.

Q: 6. Can the articulated arm be attached directly to this or is something additional needed?

A: Articulating arms with a baby pin/5ths stud or a 1/4 20 thread can be attached directly.

Q: 7. Does this software come with the activation key?

A: Yes, vMix Basic HD Live Production Software + Six Virtual Sets comes with the vMix Basic HD license key.

Q: 8. Can I use any electric drumset trigger with this? I have a Pearl Redbox kit and I'd like to switch the brain out for this.

A: According to Roland, when it comes to connecting non-Roland pads and triggers to the Roland TD-50X Prismatic V-Drums Sound Module, results can vary and chances are you will have to play around with the sensitivity and threshold settings of each pad or trigger in the module to get it to play smoothly, without crosstalk or mis-triggering. The latest TD-50X module now includes digital trigger ports which are compatible with the Roland digital pads only.

Q: 9. Since this has a built-in preamp, would you connect it to line input? Also, wouldn't it need phantom power since it's a condenser mic?

A: The integrated pre-amp feature is referring to the fact that the XLR connection is built into the microphone. This has a mic level output that does require 48v phantom power.

Q: 10. is the main handle on this made out of metal or plastic, along with the interior threads? I've had versions that were plastic and the threads strip out rendering the clamp useless.

A: The handle is plastic. Hardened plastic, the interior threads are not plastic.