Q3: Superior drummer seems more geared towards v-drum users who would play something live, but I wont do that. Q1: if I get Superior Drummer 2.0 will I get the same midi patterns/groves as you get in EZD, or maybe will I get those + more? I know in EZD you get lots of grooves (which I guess are just midi patterns), and I like that. So my thought is to get superior drummer 2 because it sounds ‘superior’. In combination with the large selection of extra instruments added for stacking and sound design purposes, the sounds of Superior Drummer 3 give you an incomparable palette of options to craft drum tones beyond your wildest imagination.I’ve messed around with EZD before (a friend uses it a lot) but I’m thinking about getting more into creating music, and being a guitarist I need something to create drum backing tracks where I don’t need to play them. In addition to close microphones and several ambience positions, the Superior Drummer 3 setup also includes eleven room microphones set up in a surround configuration, for use in anything from stereo to 5.1, 9.1 and all the way up to 11.1 systems. The library boasts in excess of 230 GB of raw sound material captured in extreme detail. The Superior Drummer 3 core sound library was recorded by award-winning engineer George Massenburg at probably the world’s most quiet and ideal location for sampling, the Galaxy Studios in Belgium. This is the definitive tool for percussive sound design. It bridges the gap between acoustic and electronic and lets you venture off into completely new sonic landscapes.
Combining the creative power of the sounds, the ambiences and the extensive set of features, Superior Drummer 3 is more than just a drum sampler – it’s a bottomless well of creativity. The idea with Superior Drummer 3 is to let you step into a virtual studio with the best possible raw material and mix options at your disposal to create drum sounds in an environment where only your imagination sets the limits. A CREATIVE PLAYGROUND WHERE NO RULES APPLY.
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