Custom & Vintage SDX

Team AudioP2P | 03-15-2010 | 9.78 GB

The Custom and Vintage SDX features extensive stick and brush recordings of a unique collection of drums and cymbals, designed to give everyone from top producers down access to the cream of custom and vintage drums, built by craftsmen from the 1920s right up to the exceptional instrument makers of today. Most of the highly prized instruments that come with this library, like the 1920s Ludwig Black Beauty or the Craviotto Timeless Timber, are extremely hard to come by and can only be found in the collections of top studios or hired from rental facilities in the major music centers of the world.

Superior Drummer v3.2.8 MAC

Team V.R | 7 February 2022 | 310 MB | Added M1

(64Bit, AU, AAX*, VSTi, STANDALONE)

In addition to a massive library of raw sound material, Superior Drummer 3 introduces a unique design*, a streamlined workflow and countless features for powerful drum production in your computer. With Superior Drummer 3, you have control and creative power beyond the imaginable. Welcome to the future.

Superior Drummer v3.2.7 MAC

P2P | 17 December 2021 | 457 MB

(64Bit, AU, AAX*, VSTi, STANDALONE)

In addition to a massive library of raw sound material, Superior Drummer 3 introduces a unique design*, a streamlined workflow and countless features for powerful drum production in your computer. With Superior Drummer 3, you have control and creative power beyond the imaginable. Welcome to the future.

EZdrummer vs Superior Drummer TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | Oct 27 2016 | 544 MB

Not sure which virtual drum instrument is right for you? Expert drum instructor Luke Oswald compares two of the most feature rich and popular choices, Toontrack’s EZdrummer 2 and Superior Drummer 2, in this in-depth video tutorial series. Luke takes you through the differences and strengths of each package, comparing the drums panel, construction windows mixers, sounds, effects available in each app, and much, much more. See the individual tutorial descriptions below for more info. Whether you’re an existing EZdrummer 2 or Superior Drummer 2 user, or you aren’t, and are trying to decide which is right for you, don’t miss “EZdrummer vs Superior Drummer!” today.

SD3 Recreating the Legends of Drums

SYNTHiC4TE | August 03 2018 | 690 MB

In this video tutorial series, SD3 guru shows you how to recreate some of the most iconic drum sounds in recorded drumming history! See how to make the sounds of some of the biggest names in drumming, all using the stock sound library in Superior Drummer 3! Luke welcomes you and then explains his thought process in creating this series and provides you with some insight into how he started each mix, and what you can expect to find throughout this tutorial series. He then starts with the legendary Jeff Porcaro, breaking down his sound and how to mimic it with SD3. Throughout the rest of the series you’ll explore the sound of other drum giants such as John Bonham, Steve Gadd, Joe Morello, Neal Peart, Chad Smith, Stewart Copeland, and Phil Collins, all with complete breakdowns of what makes their sound their own, and how to bring them to life with Superior Drummer.

Electronic Music with Superior Drummer 3

SYNTHiC4TE | 08 June 2018 | 979 MB

Superior Drummer 3 for Electronic Music? Yes! Adam Pollard aka Multiplier, takes you on an epic journey into using Toontrack Superior Drummer 3 for Electronic Music production in these creative and informative video tutorials. Adam welcomes you and gives an overview of what this series is all about and what to expect. He then jumps right in and covers topics such as electronic drum structure, what to listen for when choosing electronic drums, and creating a standard electronic drum pattern. Next you’ll look at how to import drums and save kits, create a build up using grooves and velocity, how you can use Tracker to learn unfamiliar genre rhythms, layering percussion over a bassline, use drum bleed as texture, tune kicks, offset claps and snares, humanize electronic drums with hit variation and more.

Superior Drummer 3 Tips & Tricks Vol.3

iLFSN | 05.05.2018 | 1.5 Hours | 692 MB

In this video tutorial series, SD3 guru delivers his final volume of tips and tricks, this time focusing on SD3’s Macro Parameter controls which give you incredible control over settings, making for very cool and creative sounds! Luke starts the series by working with the Creative Filter and shows you how to control Frequency, Resonance and Modulation to produce filtered rhythmic effects with Macro Controls. He then moves on, revealing all five distortion effects and how you can get creative and distinct distortion sounds by adjusting multiple parameters at once when binding them to Macro Controls. Next, Luke discusses some of his favorite ways to use the Reverb effect, showing ways to make elaborate adjustments to multiple reverb parameters using Macro Controls, as well as how to use the Transient effect to manipulate the room sound. Then see how you can use the Attack/Sustain parameters of the Transient effect along with Macro Controls in a variety of ways to produce punchy and roomy drum sounds, as well as Envelope release and room channel fade parameters and how you can bind them to Macro Controls and make simultaneous adjustments creating a variety of room sounds.