Moo.
So I am wondering what samplers give best sound for rock/jazz drumkits.
I am not looking for the most realistic sound but rather for something that gives feeling of high quality. Any thoughts?
If you really want good acoustic jazz/rock sound, this is the thing, you don't need to look anything else except this one: http://www.stevenslatedrums.com/
It's not that expensive, but the sound is immense.
At 4/2/14 10:08 AM, eatmeatleet wrote: Moo.
So I am wondering what samplers give best sound for rock/jazz drumkits.
I am not looking for the most realistic sound but rather for something that gives feeling of high quality. Any thoughts?
GTG DPC 3
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Download Superior Drummer 2.0. You will thank me.
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Superior Drummer is the most popular and has the most variety but also the highest price tag. I actually got to have a nice sit down with the president of toontrack, hes a really cool dude.
But anyways besides that I like these:
BFD
Zeus
Studio Drummer
DrumMic'a
Also guys we do not discuss piracy here... like at all. Just ignore if someone does and a forum mod will delete it eventually.
At 4/7/14 11:49 PM, Elitistinen wrote:At 4/6/14 06:00 AM, Kabalist wrote: Download Superior Drummer 2.0. You will thank me.1. As much as I'm a pirate. DON'T pirate unless you can't afford it.
2. Stop advertising your own stuff.
1. I didn't actually recommend pirating the program. The download is kind of obligatory when it comes to online software shopping. Unless, of course, if you're buying a hard copy.
2. Whoops.
He, who makes a beast of himself, gets rid of the pain of being a man.
I use Native Instruments Battery 3 (There's a newer version available though)
The quality of the samples is pretty nice ( I like it more than ezdrummer) and has tons of libraries for you to explore different genres as well the ones you're interested for.
Here's a quick demo that I uploaded for you to check out, I didn't use any loops. Everything was made note by note via piano roll midi stuff.
http://www.newgrounds.com/audio/listen/572710?updated=1
Music is my passion , not my business.
I use Drumlab, it's like "drumkit for dummies".^^
At 4/10/14 10:29 PM, Elitistinen wrote:At 4/9/14 02:01 AM, Kabalist wrote:Last I checked, Superior Drummer 2 doesn't offer download. Nice try.
1. I didn't actually recommend pirating the program. The download is kind of obligatory when it comes to online software shopping. Unless, of course, if you're buying a hard copy.
...Also not implying that I DIDN'T pirate the software myself. If you can afford it, of course you should buy it. End of story, wise guy.
I heard good about this drum kit for jazz. They say it's pretty realistic, but I haven't tried. http://straightaheadsamples.com/shop-2/sa-jazz-drums/
For rock, my vote goes for SSD.
