I either make them using my keyboard or my DTX drum kit.įunny, because people often complain the Toontrack midi is too complicated. Making drum midi parts can be done many ways. Is that how people think of these? To me it's just a Instrument to play my midi parts. Why would you expect the drum VST to make sequences? There's better software for that. I did a few songs with Strike and it's what I call punchy. Kits are limited and I haven't figured out how to customize a kit. It has a very cool interface for playing fills and stuff in real time and it will record this as loops or a whole song. Strike2 is complicated too and has a lot of built in mixing and effect possibilities. I couldn't stand using my old tracks anymore! To the point I had to redo all 150 of my backing tracks to switch over. It sounds the best of all of them by far. It's best attribute is it is a complete drum processor with effects and just about everything you can need to customize the sounds and kit pieces. I sampled my real drum kit and it's spooky to hear a sequencer playing my drums! But it has no internal effects or processing so you have to treat it like an audio track multi out.Īddictive drums was include a few years ago with Sonar and I have 4 kits. I used Session drummer for a long time and it's best attribute is you can play any samples as part of the kit. Strike 2 is also included when they have the xpand pack on sale If you ever see that grab it. I'm also a Sonar user so have always used Session drummer and now mostly I use Addictive drums. | Air Music Tech Strike 2Įven at full price ( $99) it's got as much going for it as the others I have. I got it on sale from JRR shop for $30 a year ago, It seems their products are always on sale. I'm surprised no one has mentioned Air Strike 2 drums.
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