License: These are copyright free and you are free to re-bundle and distribute them as you see fit as long as you don't try and profit from the sale of these samples in any way shape or form either than putting them in your songs. What I'm getting at is: don't try and sell the samples as your own even if you do end up putting them in a new format. If I'm providing them for free, you should share them as well. About The Samples: These were recorded in a wood room with either three or four people around an AKG C414 if I remember correctly. They were probably compressedby the Purple 1176 clone before going into the box. The sample names mean nothing other than C was take 1, and D was take 2. There are 45 samples of each. Also, though these are 24 bit stereo files, these are actually in mono. Feel free to correct this mistake. Additional Notes: Finally, there is some bleed on these samples that may or may not be audible, but should not be problematic in a mix. If you find it annoying, find the samples that exhibit the most bleed and delete them. Also, you may want to adjust start and end times as these samples could probably benefit greatly from some fade outs. If you do end up putting these samples in your drum sampler of choice, please share with the community. Thanks, Funkybot
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