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I found this tutorial showing how to replace drums in SO without third party plugins...

-It uses SO2 but the same applies to SO3

Is there an industry standard VST for acoustic and electric Midi Drums/Percussion ?
The bundled VST Percussion instruments that came with Cubase 7.5 are alright but I cant help but feel like they don't sound all that great. The majority of major label records released these days are using midi drums but they sound great.
So how are they doing it?

I picked up Slate's Platinum 4.0 Drums Collection late last week; I've only had a few days to work with it, so these are early impressions. So far, I am pleased with the program all the way around. Further and more intensive use may bring certain weak points to the surface, I can't say as of this writing, but my initial impressions are positive.

Well...I built a studio on the 6th floor of a concrete building. I was dying for natural light and fresh air. I knew it was risky but I did it.
You can all pause for a laugh here...

Hello everyone. Got an instrumental song and can't work out how to get drums sound 'inside the mix'. I'm guessing the reason is wrong reverb settings for the drum track. Also maybe the idea of how the drums go does not fit into the concept of the song.

Hoping for your help.

Hi Guys,
I'm kind of stuck with the new Audiosnap 2.0 of Sonar X3
It is suppose to allow to group the audio tracks transients so that the quantising stay phase coherent but I can't figure out the steps to achive that.

What's your better tool for quantising multitracks. (without manually move transients)

Hey guys,

been working on a mix for one of our songs and am having a bit of trouble fitting the drum track
into the mix .
My wife's brother played the drums( except the kick ) and dropboxed it to me .
Then after me realizing I gave him a dodgey guide track,I cut the drum track and looped a
few sections to make the tempo consistent.

Hello all,

I have a cocktail drum kit, with a tall, 15" barrel drum that stands upright and serves both as the kick and the floor tom. It has small air holes, but no mic port. The kit sounds great, and I can get a solid one-mic recording from it without problems. But I need to do some multi-mic setups, and wanted some informed opinions about recording the kick.