New Drums Sounds DLC - 7 Sets

[Silence]

Drum Sounds DLC - Pack 01 - Five Sets!
- Basic Set 01
- Heavy Drum Set
- Electronic Set
- No Toms Set!
- 8-Bit Set (My favorite :D)
Mirror: Filedropper - Free, with a 5gig Limit, with no signup! (Note: Full pack only available in Mirror)

- Soft Set - Single Pack
- Enhanced Default Set - Single Pack Breadache

How do I use them?
Well, it's simple, just open your FoFiX folder, goto your mods directory, and place the sounds in a new folder in the mods directory. Call the folder whatever you please, I suggest the name of the sound pack, and turn the mod on with FoFiX.
Or, you can just goto Data>Sounds and BACKUP your original drum sounds files, and paste in the new ones.
Text in this colour is credited to Breadache!

[acrox999]

Cool. Will try later.

[vandorb12]

Like the idea...

Might want to add to the FoFiX 4.0 dev area on fretsonfire.org?

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I like the sound of this, because I do not like the default drum sounds. Will try.

EDIT: In Basic Set 01 the crash sound is a tom.

[Vincent1333]

This sounds nice. Downloading now, thanks.

[Tormann71]

I like the sound of this, because I do not like the default drum sounds. Will try.

EDIT: In Basic Set 01 the crash sound is a tom.

There's no crash in the RB2 sounds. The green pad is a floor tom, which serves a much better purpose than a crash during a fill.

[crazyman08]

Awesome will try these thank you sir :D

[lolops30]

awesome, ill try this l8tr

[Silence]

Yeah, I intentionally left a crash out of most of the packs, for the reason stated above.

Any have any requests? I have quite a few, that's by-large and understatement, drum samples to work with :)

[ffzelda2]

The heavy set was the only one I downloaded and it sound much better than the defaults they give you. Awesome job.

[Silence]

Thanks, :D.
I LOVE the bass sample for that set, it's perfect for playing double bass before a song starts.

[Breadache]

An info for your smart learning: I was told when I posted my drum sounds that there's no need to overwrite the files in the sounds folder. Put the audio files into a 'sounds' folder in a folder within the 'mod' directory. The sounds can then be enabled and disabled within the game options.

[JackDaMaster]

As a lefty drummer, I can tell you that the sounds do get flipped.

But so do the colours and that pisses me off :( (even with drum flip)

Btw the 8-bit sounds were awesome :D

[morrisqueto]

Thanks :)

[Silence]

An info for your smart learning: I was told when I posted my drum sounds that there's no need to overwrite the files in the sounds folder. Put the audio files into a 'sounds' folder in a folder within the 'mod' directory. The sounds can then be enabled and disabled within the game options.

I'll post this in the main post :D
But let me get it straight, you make a folder in the 'mods' folder called "Drum sounds" or something and within this "Drum Sounds" folder you create a folder called "sounds"?

As a lefty drummer, I can tell you that the sounds do get flipped.

But so do the colours and that pisses me off :( (even with drum flip)

Btw the 8-bit sounds were awesome :D

Thanks :D Sorry about the colours.

Your welcome to anyone else who said thanks :D