Document One: Drum & Bass

Rapidly rising stars, Document One, have a rich history in Bass music having spent many years working within Dubstep realm where they made their mark on huge labels like Buygore and Never Say Die. Millions of YouTube plays and support from influencers like Mistajam, Knife Party, Excision, Modestep, Skream and Rusko took them into the scene's A list whilst high-profile remix work for the likes of Moby, Rob Zombie, and Professor Green cemented their ever-expanding reputation. 

In the mid-2010s Matt and Joe turned their attention to the Drum and Bass world where they made a rapid ascent releasing with labels such as Ram Records and Technique Recordings and remixing high profile tracks from artists such as Delta Heavy and Camo & Krooked before signing with Shogun Audio in 2018. Having consistently released huge tracks such as LSD, Vibration and Shutdown all of which hit to No1 spot on the Beatport charts and clocked up millions of streams in the process the duo went on to release their self-titled debut album in 2019 which was subsequently nominated for Best Album at the annual Drum and Bass awards. 

Document One Drum and Bass showcases their sound to the fullest with over 100 heavy-hitting drum hits and loops, over 80 explosive bass sounds, 100 melodic and musical sounds including synths, strings, pads and loops. For a special bonus Document One have also included a folder of live instruments recorded in their studios which feature Guitar, Live Bass, Organ, Piano and Keys sounds. MIDI files for all samples are included in the pack so if you're looking for rapid creative workflow, or flexibility across different plug-ins you can do it easily and efficiently whilst gaining insights into the chord structures and melodies that make a DnB track.

This pack is an absolutely essential addition to any DnB producers sonic arsenal so if you want to up your game and get that Document One sound, look no further.

“This is an authentic Document One pack! You will be able to drag and drop high quality samples straight into your productions, yet we encourage producers to resample, manipulate and alter everything included to achieve their own original sound.” Document One 2020.