PREMIERSOUNDFAC Drum Tree

Pre-mixed, pre-mastered, and good to go

Bring expert drum engineering into your sound

Drum Tree is the flagship drum sound source of the professional software instrument “PREMIER SOUND FACTORY®” created by an active engineer who has pursued sound for over 20 years. It requires no adjustment of EQ or compression, as the sound is polished from the beginning to mastering, allowing you to achieve your ideal sound.

Despite its cute design, Drum Tree has an unusually thick and strong sound energy. During the actual mixing and mastering process, you will discover the true meaning of Drum Tree.

Inspired by legends

Choose by style, not by brand

Drum Tree contains typical drum sounds from 26 genres. It also includes 41 snare types, 67 cymbal types, 185 variations, and a vast collection of 8,000 samples (17GB).

Simply click on the genre name to instantly and intuitively access the desired sound with precision.

Although Drum Tree can be used at 44.1kHz and 48kHz, please try it out in a 96kHz session. The original clear sound, without the sampler’s automatic converter interfering, is outstandingly beautiful.

Mastered at PREMIER Mastering Studio, located on the beautiful beachside south of Tokyo. Let the sun shine inspiration down on you, as you devote yourself to the music.

Drum Tree is made up of various luxurious analog gear to create its sound. Unless there is a specific intention, I believe it is better to do nothing in terms of post-processing with plugins for the drums themselves.

Intentionally degrading sound quality to create a vintage effect goes against the author’s philosophy. Especially in the digital realm, the latest and best technologies are employed. Multiple Lavry AD122-96 units were utilized not only for mastering but also for recording.             

Some kits even use up to 30 vacuum tubes. The photo shows the original custom box for Western Electric vacuum tubes used in some vintage kits. This adds a deeper sound to the music. But this is just one example.

Not only simple snare, but also includes cymbals, tambourines, and plenty of effect shots. There are also plenty of brushwork that cannot be used up even in Jazz kits, densely packed into a two-octave keyboard range. Of course, all of them come with round-robin.