MIDI drum plug-in

Anyone know of a MIDI drum plugin like the old Musiclab Slicy Drummer that will work in 64-bit Sonar?  I'm sure there's got to be a way to run it in 64-bit, since their DrumTools VST, which incorporates both it and Fill-in Drummer, will run in 64-bit, bit I can't figure it out.  I like the convenience of it when starting a new project - to be able to quickly access a variety of patterns while using the drum sampler of my choice (usually Battery 4).

As Sander says, AD2 (depending on SONAR version) ships with SONAR and have lots of MIDI loops. So does Session Drummer. You could save as a template (with drum vsti), and use as start for new projects. (You probably know, so sorry if obvious, but) SONAR also have a MIDI library that defaults to Cakewalk Content\MIDI Library (again depending on SONAR version).
All the best.

Cubase has something like this built in. I used to like slicy drummer.

Cakewalk's step sequencer with appropriate drum maps???

Have you checked out
http://www.toontrack.com/product/ezplayer-pro/ ?
 

EZplayer pro is a MIDI organizer, multi track arranger and format conversion tool all rolled into one nifty piece of software that you can plug into any VST, Audio Unit or RTAS compatible master application.
With it you can convert between mapping formats and collect all your MIDI clips in one convenient location, the EZplayer pro browser. You can use EZplayer pro to preview those MIDI clips with your favourite drum sampler and drag and drop them directly into your host to construct your tracks.

Glyn Barnes
Cakewalk's step sequencer with appropriate drum maps???

^^This!

The reason I had mentioned EZplayer Pro previously is OP had stated "I'm really looking for a MIDI-something like Slicy Drummer that can play ANY drum sampler (Battery, Kontakt or Dimension Pro with Kits loaded)"
 
Among other things EZPlayer is a tool you can use to convert to & from various Sampler/VST Drum synth MIDI formats.
Check the following link for more info.
http://www.timespace.com/product/EZPP-120/6/EZplayer/toontrack_ezplayer_pro_%28serial_download%29.html
Where you can also pick it up for £17.96 without VAT or little over $25

TheSteven
Have you checked out
http://www.toontrack.com/product/ezplayer-pro/ ?
 

EZplayer pro is a MIDI organizer, multi track arranger and format conversion tool all rolled into one nifty piece of software that you can plug into any VST, Audio Unit or RTAS compatible master application.
With it you can convert between mapping formats and collect all your MIDI clips in one convenient location, the EZplayer pro browser. You can use EZplayer pro to preview those MIDI clips with your favourite drum sampler and drag and drop them directly into your host to construct your tracks.

IMHO, EZ Player Pro is the most underrated plug in out there. Hope to see an update with EZ Drummer functions in it. Soon. 

there may be a work around, using FL as a Vst or a rewire, and then using Slicy/Fill in inside of FL...I think that it still works on FL 32 bit, which wraps (via Jbridge) into a 64 compatible VSTi....
 

Jamstix will output midi to a drum sampler for you. You just make/choose a basic pattern and then let Jamstix add the fills, accents and feel. It works pretty well for me.

I know this thread is old, but I couldn't agree more about Slicydrummer and Fill-in drummer especially. There are several reasons why it was so great and nothing I've found replaces it.
1.  You told it what measure number you wanted the fill to be in and programmed your drum pattern leaving where you wanted the fill to be blank, then set up a loop in Sonar and just start auditioning fills until you found the one you liked.
2.  The fills where arranged in folders by type and complexity (there were TONS of them) and whether the fill was at the beginning of the measure, the end of the measure, or the whole measure.
3. The fills were excellent and inventive and definitely sounded programmed by a real drummer or at least someone with a clear knowledge of how a real drummer approaches fills...such as having hi-hats and other cymbals incorporated into the fills and having various velocities on the notes just like a real player would.
 
Yes, the interface looked like a kid designed it, but who cares...it WORKED WELL, and enabled you to have very original and interesting fills quickly right in the places you wanted them.  I have NO IDEA why Musilab stopped supporting it and went to making guitar plugins exclusively???  WTH???
 
If anyone knows of an alternative for 64 bit or a way to get it to work in a 64 bit DAW I would love to hear it...???

The ability to 'audition' fills at the beginning/middle/full/end of a measure of my choice would be phenomenal! 
 
That's stuff I only dreamed of. There was a program that did this? Man did I miss out!

Found the Drumtools DEMO...doesn't work right. DAMMIT!  It was so much simpler and easier to work with it as a midi plugin instead of inserting it as a vst and then trying to get it to work correctly...plus it's the demo so it's gonna expire and Musiclab doesn't respond to any questions about it.  Nice job Musiclab.