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2017/08/22 10:01:19
musichoo
michael japan
is the session drummer in Sonar Platinum number 3?
 


yes


2017/08/22 12:18:15
michael japan
Larry Jones
I'm assuming you don't have Addictive Drums. Platinum Samples has this Jim Scott brush kit for SD3. It's currently $15. Hard to go wrong.
 
You might also check out these Chocolate Cake kits. Don't know the price.
 
Probably none of these kits have swirly sounds. For that you might need a more advanced MIDI drum app.
 
But it seems to me there is a brush kit that comes with SD3. Look again.


Addictive Drums has a good brush kit? The one that comes with Sonar Platinum?
2017/08/22 12:18:34
michael japan
musichoo
michael japan
is the session drummer in Sonar Platinum number 3?
 


yes




thank you
2017/08/22 13:22:01
river
Thanks for the recommendations, will look into all of them.
2017/08/22 13:33:54
bitflipper
TTS-1 has a brush kit. Don't laugh; I've used it and it's not bad. Short on articulations, though.
2017/08/22 13:55:50
chuckebaby
Here's the process which I use to slice sample and drag + drop to session drummer.

 
If you want a multi timbre instrument like Hi hats or different brush hits per 1 kit piece then you'll have to make an SFZ file which is relatively easy but the drag and drop method is simple.
2017/08/22 14:20:44
jerrydf
michael japan
 
Addictive Drums has a good brush kit? The one that comes with Sonar Platinum?



You need to get the Adpack Modern Jazz Brushes (to use in AD2 that comes with SPlat). They usually have a sale a few times a year, I guess the next will be Black Friday. The pack is good, I use it for brushes whenever I need them.
 
jdf
 
2017/08/22 16:00:50
river
As previously conjectured by Larry Jones, I don't have Addictive Drums. I'm running X2 Producer, so SD3 is my platform.
2017/08/22 16:18:45
river
Jim Scott Brush Kit for SD3 FTW. Thanks Larry Jones.
 
2017/08/22 17:47:05
chuckebaby
River, for what its worth, I use some platinum Samples kits myself in Session drummer 3 and they are great sounding kits. they are big in velocity layers and that's the difference between real sounding drums and something that sounds fake. The Jim Scott brush kit was the one I was thinking of as well.
 
However, if your on a budget and you already have decent sounding brush hits my previous post about slice/drag/drop is the best, cheapest method.
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