newbie mixes yo

theres a pack of 147 drum machines floating around torrent sites which i cant link featuring a bunch of pretty generic samples from drum machines of olde
vengeance samples are nice and crisp but are mainly geared towards electronic music
kontakt has the abbey road drum libraries geared for certain time period styles (e.g. 50s, 60s, 70s, etc.)
superior drummer eats up a lot of storage + cpu but is specifically engineered to be virtually precise with bleeding, reverb, stereo image, and mic placement
crispydinner on freesound has plenty of nice free samples
those are about all the best ones that i can name off the top of my head, you can create your own drums through layering and processing if thats your thing but organic drums will probably be best off of samplerslike kontakt and superior drummer
google is your best friend when youre looking for samples too, feel free to find stuff on your own
b e s t o f l u c k

i dont know if id be more scared with a guy wearing a suicide vest running at me or a guy holding a printed pillow running at me

not this season

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gh-RkhiWu80

found it http://steamcommunity.com/id/whoisrurre/inventory/#440_2_1988629634

god bless, i knew there was something around here

so my friends and i have finally decided to create an esea team, any suggestions/tips for a complete league virgin?
(dont be afraid to explain things like im 5)

kept editing sober and no over-color correction or dumb gimmicks made it easy to watch and understand
tracking was pretty smooth and easy to watch too, everything just made sense
big ups

http://puu.sh/j35fP.gif

idunno about the others (since i havent had a chance to play them yet) but tr_medic_agility is fun as hell and really helps to learn the limits of movement and maneuverability

thanks master mge for the wonderful shitposting tips

shitposting seems to be fun

http://puu.sh/i9kFS.png

lol

downfrag and move on