Why not boost your own drum library by making your own kits? One way to do that is by grabbing drum samples from vinyl, mp3, wav file etc. Watch how easy it is to do in FLStudio

Gotta love the new intro

Only thing you forgot to mention is. Make sure your samples end at the zero line, to avoid that click sound at the end of them. If it's a stereo sample and the channels dont really match where you want to cut it, a tiny fade out at the end of the sound will do the trick.

If the wave form of your finnished sample looks like this, there will be a click sound at the end.
/\/\/\/¨

We don't want that, so try to cut them like this instead.
/\/\/\.~--

Thanks alot Sabotage, great advice!!!

For this i'm still cutting my wav in SoundForge. Just cause i m so used to it ..

But this tutorial was still very interesting and might makes me change my mind or at least try some of these TIP

Thanks

Push '3' I think, it unsnaps to the grid, it's in the preferences somewhere...

Both Edison & Slicex in FL8 are brilliant tools to create drum kits and are a delight to use once you understand how they work. 

NFX delivers yet again another top notch tutorial in which I have learnt so much, keep it going and look forward to learning much more!

Great tutorial...u have been a extremely big help for me