Drummic'a

Seinheisser and Neuman team up to offer a FREE Drum Software..Drummic'a

4.7 GB Download...

http://de-de.sennheiser.com/service-support/drummica#tokenAVnksaTvj05-kowayAC5YD2zZ1EZE1m1ayoJNmWzzRY

 Forgot to mention, it works with Kontakt Player...

Ol Pal,
 
If you use Chrome it will translate for you....not the video, but the Web Page...

Ok,
 
Digging a little deeper..you can map it to BFD, Superior, EZDrummer, Addictive Drums, V-Drum TD-12-20 and 3-6...

You can change mics...adjust velocity curve...and a whole lot of other stuff....even snare bleed control...

And comes with a LOT of MIDI ....

I like it...what a freebie....

How do you use google translate?  I am such a dunce.

Or if you don't use Chrome, google "Google Translate" It will take you to a web page where you can paste text or a url for translation.

Welp...when I tried clicking on the English button in the upper right it kept taking me completely away from the "Drumica" touting page.  So I went back and am now downloading it on my project studio box (about 2 hours or so, it says) so I'll know later today if it came down OK.  I can probably figure out how to register one way or another.

Will do.

Well here's what happens when I try to "register" on the main page.  No matter what I click on that says anything like "register" nothing happens...nada...nuttin...zilch.  If I click on the "download" button it takes me right to the download page where I can (presumably...I left my studio computer running/downloading earlier) actually download it.  But nothing I click on takes me to a registration page.  I was able to get to a log in page.  But since I'm not registered...no love.  Again, if I click on the "English" button it takes me to a complete other web page with no mention of Drummica at all.  I'll try again when I get back to my studio box...I'm on my office laptop now.  Thanks for all the help tho...but when you're a dimbulb nothing is a POC:-)
 

Redeemed! Welp...when it IS working I'll do 'er. BTW...I got it all downloaded.

Registration link is working today

Thanks for the tip on this, cclarry!  I got the library up and running.  Learned a bit of Deutsche along the way. 
 
The drum samples themselves aren't the best I've ever heard, but what makes this kit fun are the different mic choices.  I don't think I know of another drum library that allows you to choose from a virtual locker full of high-end mics (Senn and Neumann, in this case) and compare how they sound.  Cool stuff!
 
Cheers,
Eddie
 

A little over 1000 files (4MB) broken out by music style:
Ballads (80-130)
Beat (90-130)
Blues (90-120)
Country (90-140)
Disco (100-120)
Drum'n'Bass (130-150)
Funk (80-120)
HipHop (80-100)
House (130-140)
Jazz (100-190)
Latin (170-230)
Metal (90-110)
Pop (80-120)
Punk (120-150)
R'n'B (80-90)
Reggae'n'Ska (100-120)
Rock (80-140)
Rock'n'Roll (90-140)
Samba (110-200)

scook
A little over 1000 files (4MB) broken out by music style:
Ballads (80-130)
Beat (90-130)
Blues (90-120)
Country (90-140)
Disco (100-120)
Drum'n'Bass (130-150)
Funk (80-120)
HipHop (80-100)
House (130-140)
Jazz (100-190)
Latin (170-230)
Metal (90-110)
Pop (80-120)
Punk (120-150)
R'n'B (80-90)
Reggae'n'Ska (100-120)
Rock (80-140)
Rock'n'Roll (90-140)
Samba (110-200)

Thank you!
much appreciated
 

Eddie TX
Thanks for the tip on this, cclarry!  I got the library up and running.  Learned a bit of Deutsche along the way. 
 
The drum samples themselves aren't the best I've ever heard, but what makes this kit fun are the different mic choices.  I don't think I know of another drum library that allows you to choose from a virtual locker full of high-end mics (Senn and Neumann, in this case) and compare how they sound.  Cool stuff!
 
Cheers,
Eddie
 

Obviously I'm way biased... and who can argue with free...
But I don't care for the sound.
Sounds like the 70s, totally dead, dry as a bone... cardboard drum sound.
Granted, you can take the open/ringing sound too far (sounds messy)... but I like a more open/balanced tone.
 
One other thing:
If you're recording drum samples to show off extensive/expensive mics, why not use a "real" drum kit?  
Acrylic drum shells (while neat to look at)... just don't sound like a great DW or top-tier Sonor (maple or birch) kit.

The link will take you back to where it all began. Log in and ultimately you will get to a page that will allow you to generate the key for Kontakt 5 player. That key will be used at the end of the DrumMicA installation when it launches the NI Service Center.