BFD2
After playing around with it for a few days I really like BFD2. Let's be clear. It does not improve the RTAS performance in any way. Still sucks along with every other drum plug. But as a stand alone drum module it is really excellent. They have really done a good job of making BFD more usuable. Since Stike doesn't offer Stand Alone mode and BFD2 does and niether is usuable as an RTAS pluging I have to say that BFD2 wins the prize no contest. With it's really fast audio rendering you can make your tracks outside of PT and import them very easlily. It's still not as good as working with them in real time in PT but at least you "can" get the job done. Plus, i can crank up my B4II, my Pianoteq and Bfd2 all in stand alone mode and have one hell of a good jam sessin going in no time without any "CPU Held off interupts for too long" messages F'in up my groove.
BFD2 Improvements: Better Drum Sounds with basic package Much more mixing capability Fast Audio rendering Setup similar to Strike in look and feel Better midi editor capability Better grooves included in basic package I think I've spent $500 to date on BFD1 and BFD2 and am just now beginning to feel like it was worth the money. randyT |
I think BFD 2 is great Love the sounds and it's a CPU Hog for sure
I keep the effects off in the mixer to keep things running smooth The studio I work at has also Purchased Superior Drums 2 Haven't tried them yet have you???? |
I use BFD2 as RTAS without any real trouble.
8 gigs of RAM, Quad 2.5 PPC, ProTools 7.3.x, OS 10.4.11 Pretty smooth. I don't even bypass the effects. Run it straight away with everything turned on. It's a HUGE improvement over the first version of BFD in terms of sound and mixing ability. |
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not sure why your having problems in RTAS with bfd2, it works fine for me with everything on and even in 24 bit mode. I "only" have 3gb of ram and a 2.0 pentium dual core 2 processor.
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