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PROGRESSIVE FOUNDRY SDX TORRENT SOFTWARE

The Metal Foundry SDX presents one of the most comprehensive recordings in the history of the company, featuring seven unique drum kits spanning 300,000 sound files of raw, single hit drum recordings. SDX expansion pack for EZdrummer and Superior Drummer

PROGRESSIVE FOUNDRY SDX TORRENT SOFTWARE

The actual software Toontrack POP! EZX can be downloaded directly from Toontrack at any time.

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It starts right now! DIRECTLY after the payment the serial number will be displayed in your customer account.If you don't already own SD2, but classic and modern rock is your thing, then the combination of SD2, the excellent Metal Foundry samples and the equally good MIDI performances is something I'd recommend highly to all rock and metal heads. Both the quality and quantity of the samples included in this expansion pack make it excellent value for money. If you already own SD2, the Metal Foundry will provide an excellent source of new drum sounds that, while aimed at rock styles, would easily work in other contexts. It's difficult to imagine a non‑drummer being able to program anything that would approach the quality on offer here, and all the building blocks (intros, fills, variations and so on) required to build a complete performance are provided. There's some great playing, displaying both subtle snare work and head‑crushing kick performances (although generally not at the same time!). There are some more 'vanilla' loops amongst this lot, but the up‑tempo beats really do show off the samples in their intended genre. The key factor, of course, is how they're played, and once you've registered, a sizeable collection of MIDI loops can be downloaded from Toontrack's web site.

There are enough sonic differences between the various kits to provide some variety, but as they're all top‑notch acoustic drum kits, depending on how you mix them they could just as easily find a place in other musical styles. The end result of this detailed sampling is fabulous. So it's just like working with a recording of a real kit. As with other SD2 kits, multiple mics are offered for kick and snare, various overhead mic positions are available, and the bleed level between mics can be controlled.

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As you might expect, the attention to detail is exemplary: the full install requires 35GB of drive space and uses some 300,000 individual samples, although you can choose from a number of more compact installation options. Seven complete kits have been sampled for this pack and, by careful choice of kit and microphone combinations, they've been designed to cover ground from late '60s Zeppelin‑esque classic rock to Slipknot‑like nu‑metal, with stops along the way for Kiss, Iron Maiden and Metallica. There are no prizes for guessing the musical target, and TMF comes exactly 10 years after Toontrack's first 'rawk' orientated drum product, Drumkit From Hell. However, two expansion packs have since been released: New York Studios and, reviewed here, The Metal Foundry (TMF). So I’m all for loading up on libraries and playing around with layers.When I compared Toontrack's Superior Drummer 2 with FXpansion's BDF2, my one quibble was its relatively small number of instruments. The huge expense is up front in buying the right pads/triggers, modules, and interfaces, but then you get the benefit of being able to play so many different kits at the click of a button. Maybe it’s just me, but that’s just how I see it. So it’s a bargain even if you only feel like there’s one cymbal you’d use out of the library. The way I look at it, $130 is WAY less than I’d spend on a single cymbal at the local Sam Ash, Guitar Center, etc. I also use a China/Crash stack from Progressive Foundry, a couple of splashes from the core libraries, stacked toms from the core and Rock Foundry libraries, etc, etc. My snare is usually rotating and I’ve found some great mixes with various black beauties, Tama bell brass, and black panther snares as well as a few really cool eclectic snares across different libraries. For example the Rock Foundry’s Yamaha PHX kick drum combined with the Tama Bubinga kick in Metal Machinery is my absolute go-to bass drum. 27! That’s insane detail and it absolutely stands out against some of the legacy hi-hat sample libraries that have been around for a while.įor me, I stack just about every drum and a few of my cymbals and find that you can blend some really nice snares and kicks using different libraries. Just as an example, the D&D hi-hats have 27 articulations. Completely agree that with Decades and D&D, you get some incredible articulation response and that the kits as a result are very versatile.

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