Henry Hirsch Manic Love Drum Sample Library is a new expansion for BFD3, BFD Eco and BFD2 by Platinum Samples and producer Henry Hirsch. Inspired by the classic drum sounds of Hendrix's 'Manic Depression' and Led Zeppelin's 'Whole Lotta Love', the pack features 2 detailed kits recorded to tape with stunning plate reverb ambience. 

Henry Hirsch Manic Love Drum Sample Library is available for the introductory price of $89.99 at Platinum Samples

I am digging the love kit.  good stuff.

Platinum keeps saying (via email) they are going to port their latest releases to Infinite Player, but I haven't seen any movement in months. Really don't want to have to buy BFD to get new and interesting material...
 
Regards,
Dan

Dan
If you got something like Toontracks Ezplayer Pro you could just convert them yourself - that's what I do if I have any midi packs that are not formatted for the drum program I want to use.
Nigel
 

dcumpian
Platinum keeps saying (via email) they are going to port their latest releases to Infinite Player, but I haven't seen any movement in months. Really don't want to have to buy BFD to get new and interesting material...
 
Regards,
Dan

Hi Dan,
 
Perhaps you're confusing us with another company??  We've never said we'd be porting our libraries to Infinity Player.
 
Rail

dcumpian
Platinum keeps saying (via email) they are going to port their latest releases to Infinite Player, but I haven't seen any movement in months. Really don't want to have to buy BFD to get new and interesting material...
 
Regards,
Dan

 
What's the problem with BFD3 or is it just the expense and you're happy with what you have?
 
And is this what you're referring to with Ifinite Player
 
I suspect you'd find BFD3 offered you a whole lot more control over those kits than you'd ever get with Infinite Player and you wouldn't get all the extra channels or even detail that you would with BFD3.
In fact I suspect BFD Eco would give you better access to the full features of those kits.
 
 
Steve

 
 

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dcumpian
Platinum keeps saying (via email) they are going to port their latest releases to Infinite Player, but I haven't seen any movement in months. Really don't want to have to buy BFD to get new and interesting material...
 
Regards,
Dan

Hi Dan,
 
Perhaps you're confusing us with another company??  We've never said we'd be porting our libraries to Infinity Player.
 
Rail

My bad...you're right. It was someone over at Sonic Reality. I'm not sure how I got that confused, but I blame age and lots of bad stuff in my youth.
 
As far as BFD3, I may have to look into it. I like AD2, but not as much as other kits I already have in Kontakt, SSD4 and, yes, Infinite Player. I know that Infinite Player is somewhat dated, but the kits I have for it are still great sounding and there is a lot of variety. It's easy to find a suitable kit (or mix of kits) for a project.
 
I'll admit, I'm a sucker for a good drum library, but I've resisted the lure of BFD for so long...
 
Regards,
Dan
 
 

i have both the Infinite Player and BFD 3...

IMO...nothing compares to BFD 3....yet...

dcumpianI'll admit, I'm a sucker for a good drum library, but I've resisted the lure of BFD for so long...

 
You make it sound like one of those Japanese endurance games Dan 
 
You can always check out the demo although it's quite limited with articulations missing but
it still gives you a good idea of what it's capable of.
 
Steve

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dcumpianI'll admit, I'm a sucker for a good drum library, but I've resisted the lure of BFD for so long...

 
You make it sound like one of those Japanese endurance games Dan 
 
You can always check out the demo although it's quite limited with articulations missing but
it still gives you a good idea of what it's capable of.
 
Steve

Dammit, I can't buy them all. It would be too much of an admission, lol.

Regards,
Dan