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Hey Colin, JPF member Peter Young is another who offers drum tracks: http://www.nashvilledrumtracks.com/index.htmlI've experimented a bit with drum loops, but for me, I prefer to either use a live drummer or to create my own loops with samples of real drums. I like matching or contrasting drum fills to the rhythm of the melody. I've looked at betamonkey and listened to their samples, they sound good. Before putting together loops, listen and analyze what drummers have done on songs you like. Some fills work better with some grooves than with others.
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