Addictive Drums had a totally different drum map to most midi drums or Session Drummer but it did not take long at all to work with the differences and pulling patterns into a track is a lot easier than writing your own. For example, lifting a note by a semitone might result in a rim shot or hitting a cymbal on the bell and the like. Whilst you did not really need to understand midi nor drumming you could get a lot more out of the packages with a little understanding of both. All that was required was to pull the pattern or fill into the track. The really great thing was it is easy to set things up so the drummer sounded more realistic by not hitting the middle of a snare every hit or whatever. One soon found himself buying more kits and parts of kits (eg another snare or kick or bongos etc) and more patterns. Re: Addictive drums 2 vs Superior Drummer 3 by CS70 Sat 3:14 pm Just a side note - if you record real drums well, the recording themselves aren't necessarily big and impressive out of the box. I have been waiting for SSD5 after hearing how great SSD4 sounded, and that interface changes were supposedly one of the focuses of.
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I was very disappointed with how the interface turned out, and even given the opportunity to try it out for free I still was too frustrated to give it a fair shot.
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It is quite easy to make little changes to patterns. SUPERIOR DRUMMER 3 VS ADDICTIVE DRUMS 2 FOR FREE. My trick is to then send that to an awesome drummer friend and let him convert my idea to real drumming on his Roland drums via Superior. I have found myself using EZ to lay stuff out due to its awesome interface, then play back the results in Superior.
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Addictive Drums came with a heap of drum patterns for different parts of a song and a mirad of fills, intros and outros. I have EZ Drummer 2, Superior, BFD Eco and Studio Drummer. Then along came Addictive Drums 2 in Sonar Producer. Sonar had Session Drummer but you needed to work at it.