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Recreating the sound of an era is not just a question of EQ or effects. Only by using the instruments, the recording equipment and the techniques of the period is it possible to capture the distinctive sound. 

For example: A popular drum recording technique of the 1960s was to cover the snare and toms with tea towels, for a dampened sound. These ‘tea towel’ sounds are provided here, as one of up to six different articulations per drum.

Other snare articulations include center hits, halfway hits, rimshot, flam, roll and others. Drums were recorded in up to 30 velocity layers.

EARLY 60s KIT, GRETSCH ROUND BADGE (JASPER SHELL)