![]() ![]() Still, at least that expansion sounds great and I still use it regularly when I'm feeling a bit lazy and need great sound out of the box.įYI the optional surround mics and extra bleed samples are partially responsible for the huge file size of SD3, I only installed the core library (40-45GB?) and the extra room mics (around the same iirc) and ignored the extra bleed and surround mics, thus saving well over 100GB yet the drums still sound brilliant. Also it doesn't have as many velocity layers as Superior Drummer, at least if the one expansion (Metal! EZX) is any indication. However as far as I know it doesn't have totally raw samples so you're more limited in the sound sculpting department. I haven't used EZDrummer 2 but I know many people who do and like it a lot. However, SSD5's price is hard to beat so if I hadn't already been invested in Toontrack (aka having SD2 beforehand and thus getting great upgrade deal for SD3) I would've bought SSD5 instead. IMO, Steven Slate Drums has one of the most maddeningly unusable UIs I. Both allow you to browse hundreds of drum kits and MIDI grooves, and both are perfect for use with an electronic drum kit too. I have Superior Drummer 3 and it's amazing and very versatile. I have Steven Slate Drums 5 and Superior Drummer 3, but primarily use Superior Drummer 3 (Trigger is something completely different - thats for replacing a previously recorded drum track with samples, rather than programming a drum track from scratch). If you compare the prices of EZDrummer 2 and Steven Slate Drums 5 they're pretty close, however SSD5 seems like tremendously better bang for your buck and it sounds amazing. ![]() Steven Slate Drums 5, Perfect Drums, GetGood Drums, Addictive Drums 2, BFD3 come to mind. Are there even any other real competitors? ![]()
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