Heavyocity's stuff is great.
DM-307 includes an old-style beat machine w/ a couple of thousand sounds you can load in, twist and edit the sounds as you want and play one of the hundreds of prefab beats, or just make your own a lá Sonar's matrix or drum machine/Fruity Loop buttons.
Or play one of their hundreds of loops that are spread across the keyboard like a rex file. Or play a collection of loops that are broken out across the keyboard - 48 loops wide. Stutter them. Oh, and there are "expression" keys that twist the loops as you play. Or do it manually just like a synth.
It is a superb instrument, like their other series. And since it uses Kontakt, you have that to work on the basic sounds, too.
It only sounds like everyone else if everyone else is a pro doing major movies and TV. Heavyocity is all over many of those, esp. the darker ones. If you like those kind of cinematic sounds, it will do them out of the box and your creativity is the only limiting factor for variation.
Great tool. Whether it is worth the money is a personal decision. You can always wait - I got the Mutation series for less than a $100 a couple of Christmases ago. And have used it 100s of times for basic rhythms or sonic spice.
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