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Here's some more you might want to try... Shure SM545/548, Beyerdynamic M201/X1 Soundstar, Audio Technica AT4051a, and, last but not least, an RFT DM622. There are a couple more but I'm picking as many as I can up before they rocket. ;)

Today I smashed my S88 with a hammer and threw it in the trash. The Hammer keys stopped responding, or played loudly without dynamics. They lasted exactly two years and one month. I will never buy a Native Instruments keyboard again. Native Instruments support was really disgusting.

Great comprehensive walkthrough! One small issue, though - I noticed at 15:01 you mention that using the headphone jacks as line outs will make HP A act as outputs 5 & 6, HP B as 7 & 8. This is incorrect; in Line Output Mode, each headphone output becomes a mono line out. By default, it's a balanced mono output (expecting a TRS connector), but checking the "Unbalanced" box will configure that output to send an unbalanced mono signal (expecting a TS connector). Other than that, though, it's a really great step-by-step guide, and I'll be recommending this video alongside the SSL 12!

Excellent video thanks for making it

How did you set up the count in click tempo before it starts?

I own a TON of drum plugins, but Superior is just on another level. It's expensive, HUGE, and complex - But it can't be touched as far as getting in there and dialing in *whatever* sound you want.

I liked the Native Instruments drums the best. I thought it had the best, most realistic room sound. Question though: I've got a track with a drum part that's super tom-heavy. Think "My Hero" by Foo Fighters. Which drums do you think would be the best for that? I'm currently struggling to get a tom sound that's tight enough while still sounding big. The song doesn't stay in one key, so having toms that are ringing out on a specific note really gets in the way. I've tried messing with the sustain/decay of the toms, but if I deaden them too much they just end up sounding small. I've got access to Logic drums and Steven Slate drums currently. Neither are cutting it.

I use Hertz with couple of their libraries, very suited for rock and extreme metal I work on most. You can definitely not only swap snare, kick... (that Lib/Sampler button you hovered several times hehe) but you can actually load any element from any library onto any element on the plugin (say I go crazy and put snare on my crash, kick on a snare element...) and you can add external samples as well. It is also nicely presented in a grid for faster selection, definitely check it out.

I do rock. For me, AD2 and SSD5 (Steven Slate) work like a charm. My drummer records midi files that I than feed into both of them. Everything else then is setup to taste.

for me the best drum plugin is BFD3, it's not easy to use but if you spend the time to learn how it works it has the biggest flexibility and the most realistic sound

Great, logic drums got it clear separation and i can add glue later

Addictive Drums is very easy to work with and sounds great however my main problem is when using the plugin with multiple outputs they are all mono outputs except the OH and ambiance, too bad they didn’t fix it in the latest update, unless I’m missing something!

I was always told to master in the “stereo out” fader column on the right. I was also told to make sure my Decibel meter was hits 0.0 without a red peak light. Is that accurate?

Cymbals matter, it's what separates the pretenders. SUPERIOR wins the cymbals.

My drum template: Addictive2.5, BFD3, EZDrum3, SuperiorDrummer3, MDrummer, JamStix, GrooveAgent, Kontakt8, ReasonRack: A-List, UJam,.

One you left out is Modo Drums..Its in my top 3 next to Superior and Addictive..honorable mention is ML Drums

Great video - thanks for making it!

The Hertz drum plugin (without add on bundles) is currently on sale for $30.

wiiiilsooooon!

I own Superior Drummer 3 and its just insane! the level of detail and sound quality is mindblowing. Ive used many drum libraries and none come even close. Honerable mention to GGD. They do fantastic drum libraries for what they are intended to do and at a very affordable price but if you have the budget for SDX3 its one hell of an investement.

Thank u so much man . But really.... 49 min 😢?

Some of these sound much better than I'd thought. But XLN Audio kind of just has my number as a company. I just like them.

Consider SSD5 for your next video. I just got into them this Black Friday and they seem like another great drum plugin that’s a bit different than the rest. And Trigger is a cool tool to have alongside it.

Man, no one ever gives ModoDrum any love! I use that and Ugritone. Modo has ridiculous customization and is really great if you know how to program drums, but really sucks if you just throw bad/static midi at it (which is why people sleep on it). Ugritone is super, super raw and I just love it for that. Both are crazy cheap too.

Nice work! For me it has always been a fight between Addictive and Superior, I find (it's a common complaint) Superior a little over complicated, Addictive is easier, but the midi with Superior is superior and I recently I fell in love with Soul Drums from UVI, the sound is truly insane, the best I've had so far.

Please, try MODO DRUM by Ik Multimedia!

Bfd 3 still sounds the realest.

I've done a few similar comparisons over the years. Most of the kits I use are for "Rock" (Punk / Metal) so that's kind of the perspective I have when evaluating the plugins. I think Superior is by far the best - however some people might struggle with how powerful it is or how many variables it has - the overhead / room mics and reverbs alone can completely make or break the kits. The other thing I would note is that Kontakt has some fantastic sounds (Ultimate Heavy Drums, Slate, Extinction Level Event, GGD, etc). Personally, I don't think it's notable for it's usable or convincing full kits, but it's real strength is in the individual samples - if you need to do any drum replacement then Kontakt would be my recommendation.

Superior Drummer is the best by far. I've used all of them extensively. As soon as they change their interface to match the EZDrummer 3, it'll be a wrap.

My first time going like « Daaaaamn!!! This VST is amazing!!! » was when installed and played around with Addictive Drums back in 2007

Fantastic, easy, precise, and charming !!! THANX

any idea where you can get a snare sound without the rattle/hiss of the snare?

Which profile you used on ad ? Sounds like Fairfax?

You added a lofi fx to the output. Where is the wet/dry? I would like to set up a multi with output fx but with no wet dry blend it seems odd. Cheers.

Addictive Drums are my go to. They feel the most realistic when playing finger drums IMO. That’s a big thing for me because I usually play in all my drum parts with my Maschine. The update for AD is decent too.

No MODO DRUM ??

Awesome. Now i can work in logic like i did in sonar 8. Thanks a million.

Great Tutorial. Thank you!

Sounds great and love the work flow, do you think you can have a pro mix with just stock plugs! I Have slate plugs but get really confused by them all. Could you do vlog with slate plugins ? I still reach for stock plugs and there for my Slate plugs are a waste of years subscription 😢

So helpful - thank you!

You channel is one of the best dude ,such a kind manner 😊

Great tips dude

Wicked!

Hi, how can I get a headphone jack output from the interface to play only the music coming from the daw and not the mic, so I can route the hp to a mixer line L and R and use it for direct Monitoring as a separate monitor mix for tracking vocals. Also how do I turn off direct monitoring in the ssl 360 because the volume in the headphone is low when I've tried to use direct monitoring from the interface. Thanks in advance.

5.1 monitoring possible with aggregates??

I feel like fewer mics ads something like the drums actually sound like drums when they are mic'd up to death I always feel like they get so heavily processed you may as well just use triggers or samples.

thanks man, i remember doing this spending way too much time!

Great sound! The vibrato,capo and FX sounds the same as the original piece! I know this song primarily because it sounds like music of the 1950s and 60s.

Thank you dude