Superior Drummer 2.2.1 - Devin Townsend drumkit

The Metal Foundry SDX™ features presets by :
- Devin Townsend (Devin Townsend, Strapping Young Lad, Steve Vai)
- Daniel Bergstrand from Dug Out Studio (Meshuggah, In Flames, Dark Funeral, Behemoth)
- Pelle Gunnerfeldt from Gröndahl Studio (The Hives, Moneybrother, Fireside, The International Noise Conspiracy)
- Pelle Henricsson, Eskil Lövstrand and Magnus Lindberg from Tonteknik Studio (Refused, Meshuggah, Cult Of Luna, Khoma, Hell Is For Heroes)
- Mattias Eklund from Toontrack (Nocturnal Rites, Naglfar, Guillotine, Galneryus, Lambretta)
- Jocke Skog (Clawfinger)
- Fredrik Thordendal (Meshuggah)

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Drums
• Toontrack
• Superior
• Drummer
• Metal
• Foundry
• Presets
• e-drums
• Studio
• signature
• Meshuggah
• Devin
• Townsend
• Behemoth

[JobForAMaxboy]

EZdrummer sounds fucking awful haha

[cynicown]

@MrMetalhead9182 if u mean how superior drummer works then baically its a vst plugin that runs through a host program like cubase or Logic. once its running through the host program, u can use any general midi device to control it such as a keyboard or and electric drumkit or you can simply program the sequence using a piano roll in the host program. hope this helps

[bestplugins]

@MrMetalhead9182 midi, that simple. Midi track with output to this plugin

[PaybackTyme]

@PaybackTyme affect*

[PaybackTyme]

@MrMetalhead9182 Right, when he says host programme, he means a programme that uses plug ins, for example; Cubase and Logic. Both of those programmes are music making programmes where you can compose, create, record and sequence music. And plugins are something that you get inside a sequencer/programme so you can effect a sound differently (for instance; Distortion, EQ). Hope this helps!

[cynicown]

@MrMetalhead9182 then you need to go away and properly look at how to use plug ins then, because once u do that, then the explanation i gave should make whole lot more sense to you

[MrMetalhead9182]

@cynicown um i dont get a word u just said

[joebone848]

@MrMetalhead9182 I know the question wasnt directed to me, but i know a little bit about it from using it in the studio. You can use a keyboard and assign certain drums to each key, or you can use a drum machine and assign drums to each pad, or you can just use your mouse to work it. Its hard to explain without a visual, but its realy not hard to use at all.

[MrMetalhead9182]

how do u do it? loops? keyboard idk teeeelll meeee

[adrianvdb]

Sounds really great!