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Old 8th February 2012   #181
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even your example has too much "body" to me. That's just a preferential thing, not saying your sample is bad.
If you want less body - just lower the direct Ride mic in the Mixer and use more of the Ride in the OH's.

You can't focus on the factory sounds... BFD2 comes with 10 kits, Superior with 1 kit... and we offer lots of expansion kits for BFD recorded by great engineers (Joe Barresi, Andy Johns, Jim Scott) and played by great drummers (Steve Ferrone, Chad Smith, Bobby Jarzombek). Zildjian offers their complete collection of master cymbals from their vault for BFD2... the FXpansion sounds are only a small fraction of what's available. Sonic Reality is also about to release a bunch of Ken Scott kits for BFD2.

Drum sounds are very subjective though... what can sound like trash to one person could be the greatest drum sound in the world to someone else... if it works in their track.

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Drum sounds are very subjective though... what can sound like trash to one person could be the greatest drum sound in the world to someone else... if it works in their track.

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Certainly, which is why I said repeatedly the rides weren't "too my tastes/preference". Hell, don't feel bad. I don't prefer most Superior stuff here either. Mixosaurus is the penultimate drum library too me. ;-)
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I would never enable something like round-robin/anti-machine gun. I'm playing the drums and it's my responsibility to mix it up on duration/velocity on every hit, as appropriate for the piece. What I do, on the ZenDrum, is map separate pads on each side for things like snare, hihat, and toms. So if I do multiple hits in a row on the snare, I'm using alternating hands, as I would playing a real one, providing natural variation in the same way it does for a real player.
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Mixosaurus is the penultimate drum library too me. ;-)
So what's the ultimate?
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So what's the ultimate?
A real drummer.
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A real drummer using a DTX950 with BFD2 or Superior drummer . Both are great . BFD2 ready to tweak / SD2 ready to go . I own -
Superior Drummer 2 with SDX Metal Foundry & SDX Evil Drums .
BFD2 64 bit with BFD Deluxe .
Battery 3 .
NI Studio Drummer .
Abbey Roads 60's kit .
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