Drum Vault Snare Arsenal v1.1 Update

December 04, 2022

Drum Vault Snare Arsenal v1.1 is now available!

Drum Vault Snare Arsenal is one of our most ambitious libraries to date, containing hundreds of incredible samples. To ensure every single sample meets our standards, we're rolling out this small update to alter two of the files within the Arsenal.

Installation Instructions

Given only two files need fixing, we're allowing users to replace only the effected files themselves. This method prevents current users from having to re-download the entire library. Current users should check their emails for the download link to the 'Fix' file. If you have not received a renewed link, please contact support@drumforge.com and we'll get you taken care of!

Inside the newly downloaded 'FIX v1.1' folder you will see a folder labeled 'Multi-Velocity File' and another labeled 'One Shot File'.

The multi-velocity snare file contained within the 'Multi-Velocity File' folder, THUMP-S5-R1.tci, should replace the .tci file of the same name in the Drumforge - Drum Vault - Snare Arsenal > Room1-Wood > Snare5 folder.
The one shot snare file contained within the 'One Shot File' folder, Snare-8.prs, should replace the .prs preset file of the same name located in the Drumforge - Drum Vault - Snare Arsenal > One Shot Files > Room4-Hybrid folder.

Once those two have been properly replaced, you're officially up to date! If you have any issues or questions along the way, drop us a line at support@drumforge.com.

Changelog

Fixed multi-velocity snare Room 4-Hybrid-Snare 8
Fixed one shot snare Room 1-Wood-Snare 5.

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