Drum kit and song library

These resources have been contributed through the efforts of fellow Doggiebox users. Use them and enjoy! For easy navigation, the files have been divided into two sections.

Doggiebox drum kits

Browse and download new kits from the index of drum kits & graphics.
(17 files, updated 03 Feb 2006) ⇒

Doggiebox song files

Browse and download example songs from the index of song files.
(16 files, updated 26 Jun 2004) ⇒

Related web sites

Following are links to sites that are maintained by Doggiebox users, featuring songs they've written and recorded.

The David Stills Band of Australia has featured Doggiebox in some of their recordings. (July 2006)
The Michael John Cutler Band is a rock/blues act out of Calgary, Alberta (Canada). MJC uses ProTools and Doggiebox on his recordings. (Feb 2006)
Dan Greene recently finished recording and mixing his debut CD using Doggiebox as the sole percussionist (several tracks are available on his web site). (July 2004)
DJO the Maze is a musician from Paris, whose work can be heard at the fashion show of Stella Cadente (french feminine ready-to-wear brand) in which he makes the mixes. His own music is a sort of Ninja Tune style using real instruments. A full album, employing Doggiebox, is in the works.
Nikita U of Montreal has just released two songs, a single from an upcoming record and a B-Side. Kamera relies upon Doggiebox for the verses and LM-7 in conjunction with Doggiebox for the choruses. The files exported from Doggiebox were, in both cases, post-processed in Cubase SX—EQ, Overdrive and whatnot. (Apr 2004)
Fractured Nurse is a metal project written, recorded and performed entirely by Vincent Anthony Garguilo in NYC (with drums by Doogiebox). The first album is available online and soon will be released on CD. (Apr 2004)
Jeff McLane has recorded a few songs on his Mac, using Doggiebox, under the name Jehovah's Cunt. (Apr 2004)
Bal "Musicbox" Lucas of Belgium maintains an on-going collection of cool work at Thirdson, with drums by our favourite drummer.
The Reverend Rat runs a home-based Mac studio where he makes rock and roll like it still matters, and plans to use Doggiebox on his upcoming album. Working with Carl, an instructor of a particular school of drumming known as Melenke who has studied with some of the top players in the world, he has contributed drum kits based on African drums.
Carlaz's Rhythm Lab, maintained by Carl Edlund Anderson, is a showcase of his latest work and features several tunes (including mixdowns in WAV and MP3) and source Doggiebox files.
Not Even Close features the accomplished guitar and experimental MIDI work of Mike Carlyle, for which he uses Doggiebox to hold down the drums.
Jim Walter has released a number of tunes, many of which feature Doggiebox drums.
Sion's delicious home-made music presents a collection of ecletic original compositions, many including source Doggiebox files.
The group Stationary Odyssey uses Doggiebox on some of its songs, and even used a it instead of a drummer live on their last tour.
Bret Van Horn has posted some Doggiebox work recorded and mixed with Pro Tools, along with painfully detailed explanations and descriptions of the songs and reasons for their creation.
Charlie Needle has made his debut, with a full mixdown complete with Doggiebox song file.
Ben Kennedy, the principal designer and developer behind Doggiebox, has his own playground at myselfmusic featuring completed originals, old demos, and other hidden new things in the works.

Following are sites of related interest to Doggiebox users.

Echo Method provides a diverse collection of reasonably-priced quality 16-bit 44.1KHz drum kit wav samples, available on CD or by download.
Naturalstudio is home of the ns_kit 7, a 5-DVD set of high-quality drum kit samples representing the most extensively sampled acoustic instrument ever made.

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