You'll likely still want to multi-out the channels from S2.0 to your DAW & use more compression/EQ/gating/etc. A big library of drums geared towards rock. What expansion pack would you recommend for hard rock? (my band sounds somewhere between Audioslave and Aerosmith)Thanks for the kind words.Īs far as SDX packs, I really like the Joe Barresi Evil Drums SDX.
It's nice to know that it can be done to a great standard and sound professional, given me a lot of inspiration for recording.
I have superior drummer (no expansion packs yet.) and my band are looking to do an album using an Electronic Drumkit triggering Superior Drummer. I really enjoyed the Rhett Frazier track, kinda like Sly and Family Stone meets modern rock. Wow, first can I just say you're an awesome drummer! Great grooves and very tasteful playing. I absolutely love the sounds they've captured and the software/interface. I've been working with Toontrack products now for over 3 years and they are at the top of the class for drum samples, IMO. If you have questions on my setup, mixing, etc. I'll update this post with any new additions. Nashville EZX (at the request of the client) Same setup, but the snare is the 6.5x14" Black Beauty from Evil Drums SDXĭefault Music City kit with the Black Beauty snare from that library The snare is from the Evil Drums SDX and it is the Stewart Copeland drum.
Using the default kit except for the snare. Default kit except for snare (Evil Drums) and FX cymbal stack (Hit Factory) Default kit except for snare (Evil Drums) and FX cymbal stack (Hit Factory)ĭave Weckl tune, "Access Denied". I hope these will help to give an idea of what these samples are capable of sounding like in the context of different styles of music.ĭavid Garibaldi tune, "Escape from Oakland". I thought I'd start a new thread with links to tracks I've recorded using several of the Toontrack Superior Drummer/EZ Drummer expansion libraries (SDX).
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