XLN Audio: Addictive Drums
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PurpleHaze
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XLN Audio: Addictive Drums
What do you guys think about it? Is it any good?
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Amberience
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It's awesome, though overpriced compared to EZD at this time, and with no expansion packs yet offered. It does come with all the built-in effects, which could either be sweet or redundant depending on what you have now and how you like to work your drum tracks.
I have EZD and really like it, but I'll probably pick up AD eventually...just waiting for a lower price and more development.
I have EZD and really like it, but I'll probably pick up AD eventually...just waiting for a lower price and more development.
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Edirol UA-1000, Korg PadKontrol, Dynaudio BM 5A's
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Edirol UA-1000, Korg PadKontrol, Dynaudio BM 5A's
REAPER, Live, Sound Forge
It also loads quickly and the interfac eis slicky. I still think the midi files alone are worth the price of Ezdrummer though, to my ear the clips in AD don't compare. But one logic step at thsi point would be to get AD for quick layering, skip Ez and get DFH Superior for great, great drum tracks.
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PurpleHaze
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It's really good, but Live 7.07 is crashing often when using it!?
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thehouseofflies
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