SSD4 worth it?
 

is the sale steve has going on...

whoops read that email better the second time.....(Beer Goggles)

it's only SSD4 and 1 expansion for 149.

I better just get the expansions for 79 and stick with trigger 2 and BFD3.....Thanks Stevie

SPA

Re: SSD4 worth it?
 

I find all of these drum VI packages(Slate, SuperiorDrummer, AddictiveDrums, EZdrummer, BFD) are worth it(IOW, they all sound very good and very real). I suggest watching some videos(youtube or manufacturer's websites) to see HOW they work(especially HOW you audition and utilize their midi loops). I can't claim any is better than any other, anymore than you can say one drum kit is better than another. If you don't have any of the above, dive in(a sale is a good excuse:D).

Re: SSD4 worth it?
 

I have superior drummer and just bought SSD4 and Chris Lord Alge drums. I had the pleasure of working with Chris in LA in 1988 at CanAm studios. Love the sound of SSD4, I call it my chocolate syrup drum rig. Nice and thick and gooey. My Superior Drummer is my tight set, and its charms include a live in the garage sound. Both are awesome.

Re: SSD4 worth it?
 

I just got the audiodeluxe deal...$66 for the expansion !!!

Re: SSD4 worth it?
 

I have SSD4 platinum and all the Expansions. IMO they are all great and depending on what sound your after there will be something to fit the bill :) when I got the David Bendeth pack I thought they didn't sound to good at all, but when I used them in a mix they sat really and sounded completely different. The Blackbird samples are great too, they are just raw so you can process them any way you want :)

Re: SSD4 worth it?
 

I've just plonked down the dollar for SSD 4 platinum, and Blackbird drums. Hasn't arrived in my inbox yet though (4th July I guess?) but I am excited.

I'm slowly migrating over to PT12, and needed a new drum machine. Was getting a little tired of SD sounds so hopefully won't dissapoint. Anyone using SSD 4 in PT12.1 yet?

Re: SSD4 worth it?
 

Using SSD4 and Blackbird here, the most authentic drum software I have found. I also own Superior Drummer, and EZ drummer. Soundwise, none of the Toontrack kits bring the realism of the Blackbird kit. They are really good but require a lot of tweaking.

SSD4 is worth it but I would suggesting also getting EZ drummer for building midi tracks, it's absolutely the best arranging tool for midi that is available. Then drag and drop those files into SSD4. Best of both worlds, midi and audio.

Re: SSD4 worth it?
 

I agree to Blackbird sample are incredible