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2011/08/20 09:04:54 (permalink)

For those who still want more drums..

I just saw that Addictive Drums is on sale for $99 at audiomidi.com.
 
 

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    Gaffpro
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    Re:For those who still want more drums.. 2011/08/20 14:11:33 (permalink)
    I usually use Superior Drummer 2.3

    Is Addictive Drums worth getting?...price seems good

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    Re:For those who still want more drums.. 2011/08/20 14:19:05 (permalink)
    Auditioning some of the sounds on the xln audio site........well so far, the ballad pack sounds dated....I'm assuming Addictive Drums has been around a long time?

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    Re:For those who still want more drums.. 2011/08/20 14:34:57 (permalink)
    Just went on the forums....some of the AD users are actually pushing NI Studio Drummer and are stating that the AD snares suck, lol

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    Re:For those who still want more drums.. 2011/08/20 14:39:23 (permalink)
    Well, I won't be jumping on this, as I have more than enough drums for now.  I've not had any experience with Addictive drums so have no idea if they are any good.  But for those who can NEVER have enough.. ;)

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    Re:For those who still want more drums.. 2011/08/20 22:28:30 (permalink)
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    Just went on the forums....some of the AD users are actually pushing NI Studio Drummer and are stating that the AD snares suck, lol


    Ridiculous.  With all the paks, there are a wide variety of snares included -- all tweakable using the envelopes, filters and FX inside the program.   IOW, if you can't make it sound good with what they give you, it's not their fault.

    In fact, I'd say that's true of any of the drum VSTis nowadays.  As far as those folks complaining, I think it's just easier to say their tools suck, than admit it's really the person using those tools.
     

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    Re:For those who still want more drums.. 2011/08/20 23:33:22 (permalink)
    AD is a good package. Similar to EZDrummer in ease of use and lots of add-on libraries available (that are cheaper than Toontrack's). I think it sounds pretty good. There is (or at least was last I looked) a downloadable demo, so just give it a try for yourself.

    It's not as tweakable as Superior Drummer, though, which remains my go-to drum kit.


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    Re:For those who still want more drums.. 2011/08/21 08:44:50 (permalink)
    I don't own Addictive but I know a few people that do. It sounds fine, and appears to be somewhere between EZ & Superior in terms of tweakability.

    Not only does audiomidi have the program for $99, Sweatwater also has all the packs on for half price.

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    Re:For those who still want more drums.. 2011/08/21 13:42:20 (permalink)
    +1 exactly what Bitflipper said. I use it along with Superior and get good results Nigel

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    Re:For those who still want more drums.. 2011/08/21 16:39:14 (permalink)
    I appreciate the responses from you guys that actually use the program.....I think I'll get it...not just for the sounds but for the midis as well

    JD: I hear you on what you're saying......the program seemed to be like EZ Drummer when I was checking it out.....but some of the forum comments I thought were strange, particularly coming from some so called drummers

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    Re:For those who still want more drums.. 2011/08/21 18:44:12 (permalink)
    I use AD and find it to be very good. It took me a while to get the set that I liked but now it's just great.  There is a Sonar designer snare available that sounds great as well.
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    Re:For those who still want more drums.. 2011/08/21 19:02:48 (permalink)
    There is an addictive drums demo that is quite usable and doesn't expire.

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    Re:For those who still want more drums.. 2011/08/21 19:30:40 (permalink)
    AD is a perfectly good choice, works & sounds fine. My only critique is that installations can be a bit tricky sometimes.
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    Re:For those who still want more drums.. 2011/08/21 20:07:04 (permalink)
    I've been using it for a couple years. I think it is a very intuitive and powerful synth. Not bloated like SD., but sounds just as good. The interface is very intuitive and uncluttered. $99 is a very good price. I would get the Retro pak since it's on sale.

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    Re:For those who still want more drums.. 2011/08/21 20:35:00 (permalink)
    its ussualy custom to throw up a link when you see stuff like that..

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    Re:For those who still want more drums.. 2011/08/21 23:26:58 (permalink)
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    its ussualy custom to throw up a link when you see stuff like that..

    Here ya go. If you get sales adverts from audiomidi you shoul have gotten it.
    http://www.audiomidi.com/Addictive-Drums-P9894.aspx

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    Re:For those who still want more drums.. 2011/08/22 14:14:11 (permalink)
    Thanks Guys!

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    Re:For those who still want more drums.. 2011/08/22 14:27:52 (permalink)
    Just ordered it

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