Thanks for the tip on this, cclarry!  I got the library up and running.  Learned a bit of Deutsche along the way. 
 
The drum samples themselves aren't the best I've ever heard, but what makes this kit fun are the different mic choices.  I don't think I know of another drum library that allows you to choose from a virtual locker full of high-end mics (Senn and Neumann, in this case) and compare how they sound.  Cool stuff!
 
Cheers,
Eddie
 

I'm really only interested in the midi loops.
Could you give a me a brief description breakdown of what types they are? genre+bar length+fills

A little over 1000 files (4MB) broken out by music style:
Ballads (80-130)
Beat (90-130)
Blues (90-120)
Country (90-140)
Disco (100-120)
Drum'n'Bass (130-150)
Funk (80-120)
HipHop (80-100)
House (130-140)
Jazz (100-190)
Latin (170-230)
Metal (90-110)
Pop (80-120)
Punk (120-150)
R'n'B (80-90)
Reggae'n'Ska (100-120)
Rock (80-140)
Rock'n'Roll (90-140)
Samba (110-200)

OK...I just registered (I think).  Lord knows what I said I did or do or where I live or whatever...I just kept filling in blanks till it seemed to end.  I'll try logging in at lunch when I'm back at the project studio and see if I can get an activation code.  They probably think I'm a lumberjack who heard about them from a taxi driver on the planet dipton.  But I think I may have muddled my way through.  I'll let ya know.

scook
A little over 1000 files (4MB) broken out by music style:
Ballads (80-130)
Beat (90-130)
Blues (90-120)
Country (90-140)
Disco (100-120)
Drum'n'Bass (130-150)
Funk (80-120)
HipHop (80-100)
House (130-140)
Jazz (100-190)
Latin (170-230)
Metal (90-110)
Pop (80-120)
Punk (120-150)
R'n'B (80-90)
Reggae'n'Ska (100-120)
Rock (80-140)
Rock'n'Roll (90-140)
Samba (110-200)

Thank you!
much appreciated
 

scook
A little over 1000 files (4MB) broken out by music style:
Ballads (80-130)
Beat (90-130)
Blues (90-120)
Country (90-140)
Disco (100-120)
Drum'n'Bass (130-150)
Funk (80-120)
HipHop (80-100)
House (130-140)
Jazz (100-190)
Latin (170-230)
Metal (90-110)
Pop (80-120)
Punk (120-150)
R'n'B (80-90)
Reggae'n'Ska (100-120)
Rock (80-140)
Rock'n'Roll (90-140)
Samba (110-200)

What............No Polka?
 

 
Thanks everyone for the detailed info.....will be DLoading tonight. :)

Eddie TX
Thanks for the tip on this, cclarry!  I got the library up and running.  Learned a bit of Deutsche along the way. 
 
The drum samples themselves aren't the best I've ever heard, but what makes this kit fun are the different mic choices.  I don't think I know of another drum library that allows you to choose from a virtual locker full of high-end mics (Senn and Neumann, in this case) and compare how they sound.  Cool stuff!
 
Cheers,
Eddie
 

Obviously I'm way biased... and who can argue with free...
But I don't care for the sound.
Sounds like the 70s, totally dead, dry as a bone... cardboard drum sound.
Granted, you can take the open/ringing sound too far (sounds messy)... but I like a more open/balanced tone.
 
One other thing:
If you're recording drum samples to show off extensive/expensive mics, why not use a "real" drum kit?  
Acrylic drum shells (while neat to look at)... just don't sound like a great DW or top-tier Sonor (maple or birch) kit.

OK...I just got an email from them (in German, natch) with a link attached.  Do I need to go ahead and link to something or wait till I've installed or what?

The link will take you back to where it all began. Log in and ultimately you will get to a page that will allow you to generate the key for Kontakt 5 player. That key will be used at the end of the DrumMicA installation when it launches the NI Service Center.

Does it only work in Kontakt 5 or will it also work with Kontakt4.xx?