Comes as a factory bundle including two SDX configurations.

Optional tools available for selected instruments.

Sampled with extreme attention to detail and articulation.

Playback in stereo up to 11-channel surround systems.

Recorded at the same studio as the Superior Drummer 3 core sound library.

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PLEASE NOTE: This title is a digital download and requires a free ToonTrack account. Welcome to the Orchestral Percussion SDX for Superior Drummer 3. This is not just a sound library, it’s arguably the most all-encompassing and carefully captured collection of handpicked orchestral percussion instruments on the market. I feel like those 2 would really round out the selection of drums I would like to have.Welcome to the Orchestral Percussion SDX for Superior Drummer 3.Ĭaptured in the same room, with the same scrutiny for detail and the same 11.1 microphone positioning philosophy as the Superior Drummer 3 core library, the Orchestral Percussion SDX is not just the perfect complement to the Superior line of sounds, it’s a revelation in terms of flexibility and playability within the Superior Drummer 3 framework. I'd love to try out Rooms of Hansa and Death and Darkness at some point. I just don't like the presets, and it's just.

Rock Warehouse: Bought it on a whim because it was on sale and legitimately have not used it for more than 2 hours of play time. There's something about the sounds, selections, and presets that make it really work for a wide variety of songs. Rock Foundry: I think this is my most used SDX other than the core. Mainly use it if I'm playing along to Karnivool Progressive Foundry: Fun to use, interesting selection of cymbals and drums. Metal Foundry: Don't really use much, there's something about the sounds of the drums that just doesn't really sound great to me.

NY Studios Vol 3: Decent enough, not a lot of presets and I'm not really familiar with mixing drums, but has some nice selections for snare and cymbals Cymbal variation is great, drums sounds thonky, fun to play around on. NY Studios Vol 1 (aka SD2): Actually really nice, probably my 4th most used. SD3 Core: Probably most used, tons of great presets that work for a bunch of different genres.

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