Where to get good rock drum software...
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TrippyVinylologist
Re: Where to get good rock drum software...
Addictive drums or Drums From Hell are both good. Also look at the Steven Slate drums if you can afford them.
Addictive drums or Drums From Hell are both good. Also look at the Steven Slate drums if you can afford them.
DankStar
Her Little Mojo Minion
Re: Where to get good rock drum software...
toontrack's superior drummer 2.0 is pretty highly regarded. only $149 at sweetwater right now, that's a pretty good deal. looks like sweetwater's got a pretty good deal on EZ drummer with the DFH expansion for a hundred bones (geeze, I spent a hundred on EZD alone, rats!)
http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/SupDrum2/
toontrack's superior drummer 2.0 is pretty highly regarded. only $149 at sweetwater right now, that's a pretty good deal. looks like sweetwater's got a pretty good deal on EZ drummer with the DFH expansion for a hundred bones (geeze, I spent a hundred on EZD alone, rats!)
http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/SupDrum2/
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DrNewcenstein
He Did the Monster Mash
Reload in 5
Just Ultimate Slacker
Re: Where to get good rock drum software...
What about cheap / free?
I just need to have some decent drums for demo use in audacity. I need to get the basic idea down to give to some people (singer mostly) so he can work on the lyrical line.
What about cheap / free?
I just need to have some decent drums for demo use in audacity. I need to get the basic idea down to give to some people (singer mostly) so he can work on the lyrical line.
ImmortalSix
John Mayer's Mankini
Re: Where to get good rock drum software...
There are no decent free drums out there --- I have tried and tried and tried and tried and tried.
You have to cough up the $ if you want decent.
There are no decent free drums out there --- I have tried and tried and tried and tried and tried.
You have to cough up the $ if you want decent.
Reload in 5
Just Ultimate Slacker
Re: Where to get good rock drum software...
what about ezdrummer lite? its free with some pads that run about $40
what about ezdrummer lite? its free with some pads that run about $40
krankguitarist
Krankitupologist
Re: Where to get good rock drum software...
Superior 2.0 is a great program. Worth every penny I spent on it.
Superior 2.0 is a great program. Worth every penny I spent on it.
DankStar
Her Little Mojo Minion
Re: Where to get good rock drum software
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3rd odd post from you, just saying.
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3rd odd post from you, just saying.
Lazarus1140
New member
Re: Where to get good rock drum software
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It is a long arduous process that culminates in tenure, a high post count, and a certain level of eminence. You and I are not close.
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It is a long arduous process that culminates in tenure, a high post count, and a certain level of eminence. You and I are not close.
Reload in 5
Just Ultimate Slacker
Re: Where to get good rock drum software...
back on topic, this months issue of computer magazine has a free copy of EZ Drummer lite with it. Its not available in the US yet (at least not in Alabama)
Its the december issue.
Fits my cheap free requirement, now just to see how good it works once I get it.
back on topic, this months issue of computer magazine has a free copy of EZ Drummer lite with it. Its not available in the US yet (at least not in Alabama)
Its the december issue.
Fits my cheap free requirement, now just to see how good it works once I get it.
Virtual Kevorkian
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Re: Where to get good rock drum software...
Superior 2.0, hands down. EZdrummer on a budget, maybe, but Superior 2.0 was $150 for a while at most retailers, might still be.
I have (or have since sold) BFD2, Addictive Drums, Steven Slate Drums, DFH1 + 2 + Superior, EZdrummer + DFH and Nashville expansions, and Superior 2.0 and the NY and Metal Foundry expansions. My favorite one is still, most definitely, the Avatar kit in Superior 2.0
Superior 2.0, hands down. EZdrummer on a budget, maybe, but Superior 2.0 was $150 for a while at most retailers, might still be.
I have (or have since sold) BFD2, Addictive Drums, Steven Slate Drums, DFH1 + 2 + Superior, EZdrummer + DFH and Nashville expansions, and Superior 2.0 and the NY and Metal Foundry expansions. My favorite one is still, most definitely, the Avatar kit in Superior 2.0
eschoendorff
New member
Re: Where to get good rock drum software...
You mean the Korg Nanopads? I tried to use that EZD lite and I could not get it to work. the instructions for doing so are incredibly short and cryptic. So, I sent them an email... about 4 months ago. Never heard back. :banghead:
You mean the Korg Nanopads? I tried to use that EZD lite and I could not get it to work. the instructions for doing so are incredibly short and cryptic. So, I sent them an email... about 4 months ago. Never heard back. :banghead:
Reload in 5
Just Ultimate Slacker
Re: Where to get good rock drum software...
And I realized the pads were actually about $60
If you arent using it, I wonder if there is a way to transfer it to me.......
You mean you couldnt get it to work with the pads or at all?
And I realized the pads were actually about $60
If you arent using it, I wonder if there is a way to transfer it to me.......
Reload in 5
Just Ultimate Slacker
Re: Where to get good rock drum software...
EZ drummer is $99 right now at musiciansenemy
lots of expansions for $39 each
EZ drummer is $99 right now at musiciansenemy
lots of expansions for $39 each
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