Ggd vs superior drummer software#

Among smaller producers there was a bit of an underground ring of trading samples that was super interesting, I could tell how well connected someone was and who they’ve worked with by what samples they had lol.

It’s been the standard since digital production has been around.

Ggd vs superior drummer software#

Even producers who are known for not using samples do at least this. Just doing a quick trial of a single rock type preset to see how they sound how they software responds to the digital pads. Yeah my impression is that ggd is pretty good nowadays. Slate Drums 5 is possibly a better option, depending on taste. If you really only want drums for rock/metal, and don't want to pay the cost for Superior, Getgood is a decent option. They’d also take samples every day the drums are set up or reserve a day just for samples, most of which don’t end up ever being used, but sometimes are used in that specific project for consistency or if they’re good enough, added to their collection. Superior Drummer is arguably the better product and is amazingly versatile. Now this could be because I do metal stuff but AD drums does not hit hard for me. There could be up to 30+ layers of samples on a given take. Haven't tried EZ Drummer but what I've tried are Addictive Drums and SSD, and personally my opinion about them is simply: - AD good cymbals - SSD good drums. The producers I worked with would hand off a drive of their own samples and tell you which ones to stack, then they would audition them and make changes during/pre mix. Ive never used Superior Drummer, but I can tell you that you would definitely be happy with BFD3. Slate was big at the time as well, mostly on smaller projects. It allows adjustment of absolutely EVERYTHING.

Mostly personal sample libraries, which producers collect and sometimes share with each other. I never used those specific libraries but 99% of commercial music (outside of folk and the like) is using something. I used to specifically do drum editing and sample replacement / enhancement for a few different producers (you’ve definitely heard their work). Not specific to using solely sample libraries for drums but this info might be useful: Both sound pretty good, but SD3 stands out to me as having more options and overall utility for a producer/songwriter.