Live Percussion Sample pack
Expect to find the following percussive instrument samples sorted neatly into folders:
- Agogo bells
- Bamboos
- Bongos
- Cabasas
- Castanets
- Chimes
- Claves
- Congas
- Cowbells
- Cuicas
- Guiros
- Maracas
- Shakers
- Sleighbells
- Sticks
- Taikos
- Tambourines
- Timbales
- Triangles
- Vibraslaps
- Whistles
- Woodblocks
- This sample pack contains all these and more
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About Live Percussion Sample pack
Live Percussion Sample pack is a free drum kit: one-shot drum sounds such as kicks, snares, hi-hats, 808s and percussion. It downloads as a .zip file from Mediafire.com, with no sign-up on Yalle Media.
How to download and use it
- Click the download link above (it opens Mediafire.com) and save the file.
- Unzip it: on Windows right-click → Extract All; on a Mac double-click the file. Move the folder somewhere permanent, like Documents/Samples.
- FL Studio: Options → File settings → add the folder under “Browser extra search folders”; the sounds appear in the Browser.
- Ableton Live: in the Browser, click “Add Folder…” under Places and pick the folder.
- Logic Pro: drag a sound onto a Quick Sampler or Drum Machine Designer pad; drag loops straight onto a track.
Can I use these sounds in my songs?
Free packs are usually royalty-free for use in your own beats and songs, but each creator sets their own terms. Read the licence or “read me” file inside the download before releasing music commercially, and never resell or share the sounds as your own pack.
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Questions
Is Live Percussion Sample pack free?
Yes. Live Percussion Sample pack is a free download from Mediafire.com.
How do I add Live Percussion Sample pack to FL Studio?
Unzip the download, then in FL Studio open Options → File settings and add the folder under “Browser extra search folders”. The sounds then show in the Browser.