Drum Kits

Our drum kits are folders of one-shot drum sounds: 808s, kicks, snares, claps, hi hats, open hats and percs, ready to drag into FL Studio or any DAW. The full kits have 350 to 530 sounds each. For ready-made grooves, the Combustion and Crystal drum loop packs add drum loops, drum sequences and drum MIDI. Four are free: Icon, Sauce, Flora and Crystal. Every sound is royalty free, so you can release songs without crediting us or paying royalties.

12 products
  • Fusion Drum Kit | WavGrind Samples
    $10.00
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  • New York Drum Kit | WavGrind Samples
    $10.00
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  • Cook Up Drum Kit | WavGrind Samples
    $10.00
    $10.00
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  • Industry Drum Kit | WavGrind Samples
    $10.00
    $10.00
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  • Icon Drum Kit | WavGrind Samples
    $0.00
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  • Night Drum Kit | WavGrind Samples
    $7.00
    $7.00
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  • Sauce Drum Kit | WavGrind Samples
    $0.00
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  • Attic Drum Kit | WavGrind Samples
    $10.00
    $10.00
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  • Splash Drum Kit | WavGrind Samples
    $7.00
    $7.00
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  • WavGrind combustion drum loop pack
    $20.00
    $20.00
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  • WavGrind Flora Drum Sample Kit
    $0.00
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  • WavGrind Crystal drum loop and drum MIDI pack
    $0.00
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Here's what some of our 10,000+ valued customers have to say about our packs!

Combustion drum loop pack

How To Use A Drum Kit To Produce Music:

Drum Kits are a producers best friend, and are essential for producing high quality music. They are perfect for producing beats, and are the easiest way to create drum sequences. Drum kits are extremely popular for beatmaking, producing trap beats, lofi beats, hiphop beats, drill beats, R&B beats, boombap, and much more.

To use a drum kit, all you need to do is drag and drop the drum samples into different channels on your DAW. You can then create the drum sequence by clicking in notes, recording them with a MIDI device, or using drum MIDI. It doesn't matter what DAW you're using: FL Studio, Ableton, Logic Pro, Garageband, Pro Tools, Reaper, or any others.

Drum Kit FAQ

What's the difference between a drum kit and a drum loop pack?

A drum kit gives you single hits (one-shots) to program your own pattern. A drum loop pack, like Combustion or Crystal, gives you full drum loops plus the drum MIDI.

Which drum kits are free?

Icon, Sauce, Flora and the Crystal Drum Loop Pack.

Are the drum kits royalty free?

Yes. Every sound is 100% royalty free, so you can release as much music as you want without crediting us or paying royalties.

Drum Kits are a producers best friend, and are essential for producing high quality music. They are perfect for producing beats, and are the easiest way to create drum sequences. Drum kits are extremely popular for beatmaking, producing trap beats, lofi beats, hiphop beats, drill beats, R&B beats, boombap, and much more.

To use a drum kit and the drum sounds inside, all you need to do is drag and drop the drum samples into different channels on your DAW. You can then create the drum sequence by clicking in notes, recording them with a MIDI device, or using drum MIDI. It doesn't matter what DAW you're using: FL Studio, Ableton, Logic Pro, Garageband, Pro Tools, Reaper, or any others.