I've been using the Fusion for a while and was considering the Modern Massive, but honestly after this comparison I no longer feel a need for an upgrade. Thank you for this vid!
That one is pretty sick! I'm using the kick from Aggressive Rock in combination with the rest of the kit from Architects for writing at the moment and it's dope! The Architects snare sounds like it being hit a bit harder than the Aggressive Rock one.
Great comparison! It‘s nice to hear them side by side. My all time favorites are Modern & Massive shells and the Invasion cymbals. 🙌🏼 For the One Kit Wonders I really dig the Aggressive Rock and Architects ones 👌🏼
Great comparison, man. LOVING the OKW: Architects so far, too good. Hearing all the kits side by side made me realize how much I like the P3 kit sound as opposed to the P4. Especially because a lot of the mixes using P4 end up sounding like OKW: Modern Fusion somehow. 🤣
I use the P4 for almost everything, the Invasion for math rock and the Dry And Funky for RnB and early 80s blends. I really wanna get the Metal or Architects kits for metalcore and the Classic Rock kit for boomer bends :)
@@michaldivismusic update: eventually got the OKW metal! I really love how it sounds for anything heavy but I want the Architects too :D The Architects might sound a bit better for metalcore but the Metal sounds insane for deathcore and even for more of a 90's sound
I think both GGD and SD3 have their pros and cons. It's true that some of the GGD libraries are pre-processed and there's no way to get the raw samples. Other ones can be switched between almost raw samples and processed ones. I'd also like to be able to get the raw sounds sometimes, but I don't think that was their intent. On the other hand, some people might find SD3 overly complicated to work with (not me). Thanks for the comment and have a great day!
@@michaldivismusic i don't know why people don't just make great templates. i did use the first kit and the invasion kit alot, but always with huge templates i could drag into my project. the same can be done with SD3 at lower processing cost by mixing in the VST too. fuck GGD thanks for reading my rant
I've been using the Fusion for a while and was considering the Modern Massive, but honestly after this comparison I no longer feel a need for an upgrade. Thank you for this vid!
Underrated pick here but I just fell in love with OKW: Aggressive Rock at first sight because of it’s fat kick and low brute snare tone.
That one is pretty sick! I'm using the kick from Aggressive Rock in combination with the rest of the kit from Architects for writing at the moment and it's dope! The Architects snare sounds like it being hit a bit harder than the Aggressive Rock one.
Great comparison! It‘s nice to hear them side by side. My all time favorites are Modern & Massive shells and the Invasion cymbals. 🙌🏼 For the One Kit Wonders I really dig the Aggressive Rock and Architects ones 👌🏼
Thanks! I've been trying the Invasion cymbals instead of P4 which I usually use and they really are dope. Plus there's so many of them 😁
@@michaldivismusic Yes exactly!! I love how many cymbals GGD Invasion has. 😍
Great comparison, man. LOVING the OKW: Architects so far, too good.
Hearing all the kits side by side made me realize how much I like the P3 kit sound as opposed to the P4. Especially because a lot of the mixes using P4 end up sounding like OKW: Modern Fusion somehow. 🤣
Thanks! I'm loving the Architects one as well.
Dude this sounds great 🔥
Thanks!
Just the video I needed. the OKW Metal by far the most balanced and clean to me.
Thanks!
1. Metal
2. P4
3. Halpern
I use the P4 for almost everything, the Invasion for math rock and the Dry And Funky for RnB and early 80s blends.
I really wanna get the Metal or Architects kits for metalcore and the Classic Rock kit for boomer bends :)
Go for Architects, love that one!
@@michaldivismusic update: eventually got the OKW metal!
I really love how it sounds for anything heavy but I want the Architects too :D
The Architects might sound a bit better for metalcore but the Metal sounds insane for deathcore and even for more of a 90's sound
Thank wery very much for the comparison. Super helpful..one more please. Have you got any GGD Drum Map for Studio One to share with me please?????
Thanks! I do have a GGD drum map for studio one, it fits the P4 kit. Are you interested in that?
Nobody letting them snares do "crack" anymore
I think all drum sounds are based on Modern massive
Aggressive Rock kick and Architects snare would be an insanely good combo.
My thoughts exactly! I've been using this combo for new music lately.
Im so gonna do this right now
as someone who owns all of these, superior drummer 3 is better because nolly's outdated taste in mixing didn't ruin all of the samples
I think both GGD and SD3 have their pros and cons. It's true that some of the GGD libraries are pre-processed and there's no way to get the raw samples. Other ones can be switched between almost raw samples and processed ones. I'd also like to be able to get the raw sounds sometimes, but I don't think that was their intent. On the other hand, some people might find SD3 overly complicated to work with (not me). Thanks for the comment and have a great day!
@@michaldivismusic i don't know why people don't just make great templates. i did use the first kit and the invasion kit alot, but always with huge templates i could drag into my project. the same can be done with SD3 at lower processing cost by mixing in the VST too. fuck GGD thanks for reading my rant
You got a problem with GGD yet you own all their libraries…bruh you ok there?