 Know anybody any gret VST for drums? |
deimoskills
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Registration Date: 27-10-2009
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Hi everybody! I need some good VST instrument for making drums. I'm using Cubase, but Its hard for me to find some good VST instrument... Know anybody any great one?
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28-10-2009 00:15 |
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BattleDrone 
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Registration Date: 30-12-2005
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Use one-hit samples and breakbeats for drums.
Use compression and distortion to get them beefy
SPL attacker is good (see front page of this site).
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09-11-2009 22:10 |
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Zugzwang
Doin' it for the love
Registration Date: 13-05-2009
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I second the notion that Addictive Drums is a great VST. I use it and it is great, it is very dynamic. One example is when you sequence an open hi-hat and then a closed hi-hat after the open hi-hat it will stop the open hi-hat when the closed one starts instead of having the OPHH sample decay into the closed hit. Makes any sort of hi-hat/ride/cymbal sequencing sound very fluid and real. There's also a great customization of each individual hit, you can build your own kit and place the mics where you want so you can get really tight drums or you can get a very acoustic, reverb heavy feel to your drums. Also comes with compressors, EQ and distortion for each individual element. Its fairly cheap and I highly recommend it.
But that being said, I never use it alone. I always use it to build a live-sounding break and then throw it behind other samples, like one shots and breaks. I would never recommend doing all your drums in one VST, you need some high quality samples. And if you are a huge one-shot pimp like BattleDrone, you can build some sexy drums with just single samples.
Oh yeah and I only use Addictive Drums so I can sound like Noisia. 
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10-11-2009 06:41 |
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