It’s a very famous collection of classic boom bap sounds. The ultimate boombap drum kit is a drum kit hosted at. His sample store can be found at this link.

He also released a drum kit for Splice and we highly recommend it if you want acoustic drums samples that slap like an electronic record. He started the drumkit series “Kount Drums” and at the moment of writing he’s at volume 4. There isn't a lot of information around this producer, he’s from Toronto and his work slaps. His work can be described as “J Dilla on steroids”. Independent artist “The Kount” has been on fire lately. The Hit Kit is made by Holger Lagerfeldt and it’s available through Another great plus of this drumkit is the organization: it reminded us of the great layout of the KSHMR’s packs. From FXs to rim shots, perc loops and kick drums. But why is “Hit Kit” on a boom bap list? Well, because it has everything you should look for making a boom bap hit. The Hit Kit v3 is a legendary kit used on countless hits. Keep in mind that these breaks have been cutted from actual records, so use them at your own risk. There’s this section on their website where you can download these breaks both in wav or in rex2 format.

In their website you can find a ton of freebies as well as full sample packs, but they did in particular an outstanding work at cutting and collecting high quality drum breaks from records. Rhythm Lab is an independent sample label, very famous for the breaks and the vinyl cuts. Some of these are available through reddit and some are available with Splice or other websites. Since we are expecting (and it’s already happening) a return of boom bap beats we carefully selected what we think are the best drum kits for boom bap. Drums are the signature in conjunction with the melodies of a producer, especially in boom bap. Let’s face it: in beatmaking one of the most important things is the drums.

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