1961 Beverley Snapper Samples

60’s British Sound …

Originating from the North Yorkshire town of Beverley in the 1930’s, this drum company made high quality drums through the 70’s. The Snapper features a 3-ply birch shell with no lugs touching the shell - allowing it to freely resonate naturally. Warm, deep tone, particularly for a shallow birch drum.

Specs:

• Dimensions: 4” x 14”

• Shell: Birch

• Batter Head: Remo Ambassador

• Resonant Head: Remo Ambassador

• Snares: Beverley 20-strand

• Tuning:

  • Fundamental Pitch = 185 Hz

  • Batter = 257 Hz

  • Resonant = 350 Hz

• LUFS: -15.5

Included with purchase are 10 24-bit Sample Files with a sample rate of 48kHz, and 1 Roland SPD-SX compatible file (16-bit, 44.1kHz), all professionally tracked with 24 mics in our new South Studio designed specifically for drums.

1. Mastered Best Sample (_drumName.wav)

2. Sample with Close Mics

3. Sample with Overhead Mics

4. Sample with Room Mics

5. Sample with Wall Mics

6. Sample with Ceiling Mics

7. Sample with Floor boundary Mic

8. Sample with remote Stairway Mic

9. Sample with RimClick

10. Sample with Rimshot

11. Best Sample for Roland SPD-SX

Also included are 30 individual velocity samples with 5 different velocities containing 3 round robins each: one set of 15 files for All Mics, and one set of 15 for only Room Mics (excludes the close mics 1-5 below). This allows you to easily create MIDI files and/or trigger replacements.  You can also use the Room Mic-only velocity files for layering or creating a unique sound enhanced by our incredible drum tracking room.

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