I do think the Reason Drum 2 refill and the BFD refills and some Drumdrops are nice. I want to produce different styles as times goes, but as song writer myself, I am leasing towards sounds in the field of Reggae/Ska, Soul, Funk, Jazz, Afrobeat, World folk music, Blues, Country/Folk/Indiepop, some softer rock/pop/singer songwriter etc. Bur if any of you have more insight after using several, then pls share your thoughts and opinions.

I have seen about Steven Slate Drums and Addictive Drums, and there is surely more options out there, but the above is what catch my eye and ear. I cannot buy several of these things above.

So right now I am waiting on a possible NI sale, to go with the Kontakt road. I know of Superior Drummer, but atm I would prefer the lighter and handier EZdrummer, as I only am on a laptop anyway.īut I have heard some lovely demo on the drums that comes in NI Komplete 11 (studio drummer and Abbey Road drums etc) plus a tons of good instruments, and also Drumdrops makes drumkits for Kontakt (as well as for BFD). BFD3 really impress when I watch and listen to the demo.īut I do not yet have any E-drums to play on so it will be finger playing on midi keys.ĮZdrummer has a nice Reaggae ezx and an Indie % Folk ezx I would love to have, and I have seen a bundle price with 2 selectable ezx together with EZdrummer software for same price as BFD3 on sale, €160, although the EZ-bundle is not a sale, just a standard bundle. So I hesitate to double invest in that (although I know it´s different with the whole BFD software).

About €160 But I do have their two Refills for Reason already. Have been investigating a bit about getting some new sophisticated drums now when Reason get VST support.īFD3 are now on 50% sale.

Addictive drums vs superior drummer 2.0