Does anyone have a link to decent free Reggae and percussion loops?
I'd probably use them as inspiration trax or srt of a metronome to get the juices going on a song I've written.
Then I assume I'd need to make proper trax from SD3 or other.
The last free download I tried, installed a bunch of adware and then crashed my adblock.

You could check out these midi loops http://www.oddgrooves.com/free-drum-loops-2/
 
He has a reggae package for sale, but I think there are some samples in the free section

 
http://www.musicradar.com/news/tech/sampleradar-13154-free-sample-downloads-217833/125
 
not sure if there's  reggae on it, but scroll backwards through 132 pages of free downloads, lots of stuff.

Groove Monkee has some free loops... http://www.digifreq.com/digifreq/download.asp?ID=100
 
Scott

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Thanks guys. I'll check these out.
I need to settle down to some system of getting drums in. There are so many options and I feel I have to try 
'em all before commitment to one. 
This philosophy didn't work with women so I don't know why I think it should with music.

I'll grab wav files from my 'free samples library' & just drag them onto the Session Drummer kit
Handy lay down part with step sequencer & midi in(line) piano roll view, using both same time.
From vst's inside Sonar you can build nice drumkits also, I think (Dimensions, Beatscape, Dropzone).
 

Wouter, thanks, I'll have to try this. I need to go over some of the SD videos again. I'm missing something there.