brush kit sample libraries

[LuIzA]

I'm wondering what are some of the best brush kit sound libraries. The ones I've heard are rather poor, especially when it comes to actual "brushing" as oposed to "hits". I realize that has a lot to do with the tempo of the songs, but I'd think there are more flexible sound libraries out there... are there?

The only one I can say I own are the brush sounds that come with Superior 2.0.

[PROTO·DOME]

Actually, as I've been really getting into jazz lately I've thought the same thing. The best I've achieved is chopping up some loops and adding a bit of reverb, but obviously I'd like something more flexible.

Does such a wonder exist?

[Fishy]

Does such a wonder exist?

http://www.xlnaudio.com/?page=products&p_page=adpaks&i_page=modernjazzbrushes

Even includes pot stirring technology. I haven't tried it but it's safe to assume that AD's sampling is as detailed as ever.

[Sixto]

Easily, the best brush library would be the Custom & Vintage SDX for Superior 2. Problem is, you can't use it unless you already have Superior 2.

[dannthr]

I use Cinesamples' Session Drummer Series Vol 2 Ballad Brushes for my brush stirs.

http://cinesamples.com/products/session-drummer-series/

Basically, it has an endless unaccented stir loop with an accenting sample.

Here is a sample in a cue I did for Monkey Island 2 using that library:

[Nase]

http://www.acousticsamples.net/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=2&products_id=23

don't own it, but the guy makes good libraries and the demos sound nice as always.