I've used a few of the most noteworthy drum VSTis out there, including Modern Drummer from NI, Addictive Drums 1 and 2, and Steven Slate Drums 5 and 5.5. Expandable with Toontrack SDX / EZX expansion.Professionally drummed MIDI library with 1640 grooves and fills.

Integrated tracker enables extensive audio-to-MIDI conversion based on 'instrument recognition AI'.

Scalable mixer with 35 effects such as filter, equalizer, compressor, gate, transient processing and detailed adjustable bleed between the channels.

Tap2Find function with comfortable search.

Integrated groove sequencer with grid editor.

Tunable drums and cymbals with natural attack, reverse playback and pitch envelope.Additionally about 350 electronic drums as well as percussions.6 drum kits by Ayotte, Gretsch, Pearl, Premier, Ludwig and Yamaha as well as additional Snares, Kicks and Cymbals.Over 230 GB of natural drum samples without effects.Recorded in 11.1 surround by George Massenburg in Galaxy Studios.Based on meticulously recorded samples of high quality drums.Bear in mind though that most of these keys are associated with different or no sounds at all in GP5 so don't expect to hear the drum track correctly until you load it on the Metal Foundry.Virtual Drum Production Studio (Download) With it you can turn GP5 into a decent drums editor. (sounds for each tom are kind of identical except for the stakato hits) For those of you who insist on using Guitar Pro 5 for a quick drum editor (like me ,hehe) here's the key mapping when playing drum tracks on Superior Drummer 2:Metal Foundry (I'm sorry if it has any mistakes, I just finished it)Ĭlosed Hi-Hat to fully open Hi-Hat :11-20(15 is semi-open Hat)

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