Drumtracker / S 2.0 Tutorial - Drummer Nir Z jams and the team uses Drumtracker to render his live audio recording to MIDI as well as showcasing the possibilities when using the retrieved MIDI in Superior Drummer.Bounce / Render to audio - There are many options when looking to export your drums from Superior Drummer.Combined Presets - What Combined Presets are and various ways of implementing them from within Superior Drummer.Multichannel to host - How to setup Superior Drummer as a Multiple Output plugin.Mixer - Demonstrating the Mixer of Superior Drummer and its functionality.Construction Window - Explaining the different functions from Left to Right inside the Construction view of Superior Drummer.Sound good quick - Walking you through how to get a great drum sound from Superior Drummer in a matter of seconds!.Getting started - Setting up Superior Drummer in your DAW.The tutorial, presented by Mattias Eklund Toontrack Music Head of sound design and founding partner together with Pat Thrall, Neil Dorfsman and drummer NIR Z, the team behind the recordings for Superior Drummer® 2.0, features a thorough walkthrough of all aspects of working with Superior Drummer® 2.0 to gain professional results.Īs an added bonus Neil Dorfsman also goes through Toontrack drum replacement app Drumtracker® explaining its feature set. It is certainly a step up (again my opinion, and I've been using Toontrack drums since DKFH, so I may be biased) from most of the other drum tools.Toontrack Music has announced the official Superior Drummer 2.0 tutorial. If what you want is a really solid, really flexible set of drum sounds for rock/pop/metal, etc then SD2 will serve you very well. If the new content is of interest then I'd probably save my pennies. The library that is included sounds gorgeous, and adds a whole new palette of sounds.īut the real winners are the Decades expansion, which is becoming my first choice on a lot of things, and the orchestral library, which covers a lot of instruments really well. There are some nice new workflow features, but nothing I could not have lived without, I think? I did upgrade, and there is no audible difference for SD2 expansions. If you have no need for any of the SD3 only expansions then SD2 could be a good investment. My thoughts only - but SD2 ia a very capable drum tool, and the expansion packs range from really good to outstanding.
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