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3. DRUMKIT FROM HELL SUPERIOR FREE FREE

DRUMKIT FROM HELL SUPERIOR FREE FREE

I have also heard that the samples in superior are more rough, where as dfh samples are a bit more polished and don't need as much mixing.įeel free to chime in, I would really love to hear from more of you who have experience with various toontrack software.The topic of this article may not meet Wikipedia's general notability guideline. I almost expect them to be, I'd feel a little silly buying a 350 dollar program just for the sake of using samples that were created more than ten years ago, but I guess the reason you buy superior is for its whole package and the control it gives you. I ask because I was just thinking that maybe superior drummer by itself might be enough. That being said, would those drum sounds be easier to achieve with the included samples in superior drummer 2.0, or the drum kit from hell samples. I know these drum tones have gotten a little stereotypical in probably the last ten years, but that's what I'm going for basically. Just for the some reference this is the type of drum tone I'm really looking for.įor The Fallen Dreams - Brothers In Arms - YouTubeĬhunk! No, captain Chunk! - In Friends We Trust - YouTube

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alternatively see if you can score an unregistered copy of ezdrummer lite and upgrade it from there, mine was included for free with presonus studio one version 1.

There were other sales where the upgrade from ezdrummer to superior was around $99.

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they recently had a sale for anyone who owned ezdrummer lite (it comes for free with some software or hardware) and the upgrade to the full ezdrummer was $19. I bought all my ezx's when they were on sale so I only ever paid $39 each for them except for The Classic and Metal Machine and Americana because I got them as soon as they came out, but eventually The Classic was on sale for $39 too. you can get ezdrummer for $99 at most places right now, but if you can wait for the next sale it will be a lot cheaper toontrack ezdrummer | wait for a sale, they have them a few times a year and then buy it from a different dealer. To answer my own question I just checked out the toontrack website, and the upgradedon't buy from their site! you can always find it cheaper elsewhere. This would be a pretty major factor.Īlso if any of you guys prefer one of the other metal packs such as metal foundry or i think one is called metalheads, feel free to voice your opinion, i know dfh is pretty old so for all I know the new metal packs are better. For example I know that in the stock versions, the main screen of ezdrummer only allows you to use a few cymbals at a time where as in superior you can have a ton of cymbals set at once. Largely I guess I'm really looking at ezdrummer vs superior drummer 2.0, but keep in mind my mission is to use dfh as my main samples(i play metal and hardcore), so most of my focus is on how well dfh will work in superior 2.0 vs ezdrummer. However I would love to hear it from you guys, the pros and cons to using the dfh expansion through ezdrummer vs superior.

So to put it simply, which combination would you guys go with? I know that superior has many more options as far as mixing, and it also comes with better samples than ezdrummer does, but really its the dfh samples I'm after, so I'm leaning towards the cheaper route. However as most of you know, superior is an extra 170 bucks, meaning I can get ezdrummer and the dfh expansion for less money than superior drummer 2.0 alone. I'm really wanting to use drum kit from hell, so my choices are either to buy ezdrummer and the dfh expansion, or superior drummer 2.0 and the dfh expansion. Hello all, I am in need of some software advice.