steven slate drums vs superior drummer 3

I did play around with the room ambiences, etc, but it didn't help enough. In my opinion, the kits just don't sound very good, and don't have as much subtlety as EZD or Superior's samples. I found not one kit that 'pulled me in' and made me want to jam. My out-of-the-box experience was basically blah. It's way past my bed time.Well, I just installed SSD LE, which I purchased using the discount, and after playing through all the kits, I have to say I'm hugely underwhelmed and kind of bummed (and glad I didn't pay full price, or buy the full-on version). I hope this makes sense and isn't just rambling. But I am doing it and it is working fine, just more work than I would like. So that make the SSD/Logic mixer routing more difficult. Logic 10.5 won't allow SSD to create all the multi-output options, it only allows a couple. SSD's mixer routing is a pain, made more so because I use the Producer+ kits in Logic Drummer and break out SSD drum tracks the same way. But it is far better than what I was doing for long time, dragging Midi from Logic Drummer to SSD drum tracks one drum at a time. However, SSD has many more articulations than Logic Drummer, so its full capability can't be utilized when tied to a Logic Drummer map. Now, SSD plays the same drums as Logic Drummer. Mapping SSD to Logic Drummer has been a problem, but I finally figured out how to do that and made a Logic Drummer template in SSD that I can call up and use. However, like you, I am not always crazy about some of the drum sounds and use SSD to fortify or replace them. Since I am not a drummer, I love what Logic Drummer does in terms of creating great, realistic drum patterns that fit the music well.

Not sure I have made any great discoveries, but I have made some progress. I have been working on integrating these two drum programs for awhile now. Thanks for sharing how you are working with Logic Drummer and SSD.

Steven slate drums vs superior drummer 3