I'm having a difficult time finding Alt/grunge drum midi files. Some of those bands played simple beats in 4/4, but there was a very different feel and style to band like Alice in Chains and Soundgarden, and others from that style and time. There are metal packs everywhere, and straight up 4/4 power rock packs found easily enough. Anyone found midi files that work well for this style?
 
When I was using ACID (the program not the substance!) I had good luck with Siggi Baldursson's Drum Sugar, but nothing since then. Recommendations are appreciated! 
Thanks! 

Addictive Drums Alternative might work for you. Loud Rock maybe also.

The Progressive Foundry or AOR MIDI might work for that genre also...

I can see the Progressive Foundry working, but the AOR MIDI? I'll have to listen to the samples again. When I think AOR I think of bands like Journey, but digging a little deeper, Steve Smith was (is?) a monster drummer. Ya never know! 

BassDaddy
Addictive Drums Alternative might work for you. Loud Rock maybe also.

Is it possible to use AD midi in EZD2? Stupid question, most likely! I guess the question is more how do you do it? Simple cut and paste? 

Reckedtrek

BassDaddy
Addictive Drums Alternative might work for you. Loud Rock maybe also.

Is it possible to use AD midi in EZD2? Stupid question, most likely! I guess the question is more how do you do it? Simple cut and paste? 

AD2's MIDI files are wonderfully hidden. But...you have an option. There's a hidden page in your XLN online account where you can download all of the AD2 MIDIpaks you've purchased as MIDI files.
 
http://www.xlnaudio.com/myaccount-myproducts/offline/
 

Have you checked Groove Monkee ? I am not sure if you will find exactly what you are after but there is a lot of good stuff for most genres.

I originally posted links to two grunge audio loop sources not yet identified by others, Drum Werks V by Beta Monkey, and Grunge Drum Loops by Drums On Demand. That reply disappeared, probably swept into the spam pile. I'll post this without the links, and then create a second reply with links (in case that one goes away, as well).

TheMaartian
I originally posted links to two grunge audio loop sources not yet identified by others, Drum Werks V by Beta Monkey, and Grunge Drum Loops by Drums On Demand. That reply disappeared, probably swept into the spam pile. I'll post this without the links, and then create a second reply with links (in case that one goes away, as well).

I've never heard of either one. I don't see the links, but that's what google is for. Thanks for the tip!

Reckedtrek

TheMaartian
I originally posted links to two grunge audio loop sources not yet identified by others, Drum Werks V by Beta Monkey, and Grunge Drum Loops by Drums On Demand. That reply disappeared, probably swept into the spam pile. I'll post this without the links, and then create a second reply with links (in case that one goes away, as well).

I've never heard of either one. I don't see the links, but that's what google is for. Thanks for the tip!

Both posts that contained links have disappeared. Thanks for nothing, Cakewalk Forum.