BFD2 vs. Session drummer III and Sonar X1 Producer Expanded

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Glyn Barnes
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Re:BFD2 vs. Session drummer III and Sonar X1 Producer Expanded 2012/03/08 23:51:17 (permalink)
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By the way, the Neil Peart kit was available as a BFD kit well before it was ready for Session drummer, I've had it for a while and it works great in BFD2! Bill


I have the Kontakt version of Neil Peart Drums. Its more expensive than the SD3 version, but is bigger with more sounds and options. Its huge, it sounds great, but stresses my 6GB RAM when used with any thing else. I am planning on upgrading to 12GB soon.

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Re:BFD2 vs. Session drummer III and Sonar X1 Producer Expanded 2012/03/09 08:35:21 (permalink)
never liked the sound of bfd. but I am a fan of the NI Abbey Road Drums/Drummers series. maybe should also listen to its demos... definately much much better than any SD kit
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Re:BFD2 vs. Session drummer III and Sonar X1 Producer Expanded 2012/03/09 14:05:58 (permalink)
We have a bunch of expansions for BFD...  

https://www.platinumsamples.com/index.php

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