On mixing and I opened this thread just to read some different opinions about this topic. I respect your worklflow, but as a musician I do not want to spend too much time So calling my point of view 'nonsense' is nonsense in my opinion, Processed material can save a lot of time and has superb quality!!! Well, a drums consist of kick, snare, hi-hats and maybe toms, crash, cymbals etc. I see, you have enough time for adding eq, compressor, gate and who knows what to your drums sounds, A lot of those are surround mics that you don't really need.Īs for e on, don't be that guy.

And storage is ridiculously cheap these days.Īnd you don't actually have to download the whole 230 GB library. It also has the tracker which can not be beat when it comes to converting drum parts to midi.ĭisk space isn't an issue in 2020.

Superior Drummer also gets you control over every possible part of the kit, which can be very important for serious mixing. Much more room to fit the drums to the mix instead of the other way round.

This allows people like me to process the sounds to get what we want, in the way that we prefer. I am sure Superior drummer is nice with a lot of features, but also with a lot of disk So imo processed is the better choice! And if you want less compression, simply Most of us can not achieve with our 'poor' plugins. People who develop drum Vsti use hardware gear of highest quality that Well, unprocessed is better? I do not think so. I am not sure, but I think it is the only drum plugin with unprocessed sounds!? Superior Drummer 3 is hyped first and foremost, because it has unprocessed sounds. When you read threads about drum VSTi you will notice that many a man complainsĪbout the fact that most drum plugins have processed drum sounds.

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