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2013/10/29 21:59:48
Silicon Audio
So I see a few packs for sale via the CW store.  Anyone purchased any?  What are they like?  Worth the $$$?
2013/10/30 08:19:35
sven450
I just got to try out the Indie kit and it was simply great.  I just posted a song over in songs forum (Happiness is a Warm Drumkit) if you want to hear it in all its glory.  I tweaked it up to be huge, but it is  awesome addition to AD no matter how you use it.
2013/10/30 08:43:45
Guitarpima
Every one that I've purchased has been excellent. I own the Retro, Black Velvet, Jazz Brushes, Funk, Session Percussion and all the separate kit pieces. The funny thing is that I use pieces from all the Paks for my main kit I created. Only the Jazz brushes is used on it's own. Sometimes I use a certain kit from one pak but that all depends on what I'm after. I like the sound of the dry and will eventually get that and the Jazz sticks.
2013/10/30 13:59:42
Silicon Audio
Thanks for the reviews, guys.  I might just have to jump on a couple of those ADPacks.
2013/10/30 16:21:09
Leizer
Listen to the demos at each ADPak, they are good and realistic examples. I have most of them except the retro and heavy metal genres. Reel Machines is a really nice ADPak that can be variated a lot, if you are into synth pop/ 80-retro stuff.
2013/10/30 18:34:17
jimkleban
Don't get fooled by the JAZZ kit ADpak.... it sounds wonderful for all kinds of music, including PROG ROCK if you are into that sound.....
 
Jim
 
 
2013/10/30 21:59:43
rsinger
I got the jazz brushes and it's worth the money. I've mapped drumtrax over to AD so I have a lot of midi patterns available, but I'm sure I'll get a couple more ADpaks ... 
2013/10/30 23:11:07
bluzdog
I have Retro, Indie, Funk, Black Velvet and Session Percussion. I like them all.
 
Rocky
 
 
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