The plugin comes with a BIG Library of the famous 80s Drum Machines found on countless hit records from the 80s and is still used as a standard today.
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I recently stumbled onto some workflow that has really helped me get better drum tracks with Superior Drummer 2.0 ---- many thanks to Rick Beato:
I Have a problem with mixing in SD2.0. In mixer panel, when I set the EQ, filter, compression...by the BUS panels, but It's nothing change by the voice.
I see some tutorials on yuotube, I make so the whole thing.
Hey everybody.
I'm not saying that I'm a big fan of "modern" music, but I'm searching for what the title of this thread is asking for.
Mainly Pop-drum sounds.
Anyone have suggestions?
Thanks in advance
I was thinking about getting an electric drum kit as it would be but i'm not really a fan of the little pads they have going about.
For the life of me I cannot get my output tracks from SD2 onto individual instrument audio tracks in PT LE 7.4. I have a midi track with note info routed to SD2 on an audio track, which I can monitor. Problem is, I am trying to route each instrument, eg. bass drum, snare, etc to a separate track and it is not working.
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Please delete as i have solved my problem.
I'm trying to open superior drummer 2.0 in Cubase, after re-installing it, and it will not show up in Cubase.
hi,
do both these drum softwares work with freebie downloadable sequencer programs, if so, which program would you recommend.
its just that i have enough budget for the software and no more, so free sequencer is required !
I am only using sequencer for one purpose, rhythmn tracks only.
thanks for helping.
So what's the best? Seriously, I need some top of the line sounding drum samples for my recording setup. I've been trying out EZdrummer and the Drumkit From Hell.. It's good, but not quite as good as I want. I hear Superior Drums is just as good as a real drummer, but I need some verification before I go for something in that price.
