You probably already have a rough idea of what samples you want to use as replacements for what you’ve taken out. In my case, I’m going for the Avatar kit, because the cymbals and toms sounds really nice. I find that trying to piece together an entire kit made from disparate elements of various drum packs starts to sound messy, so it’s best to begin with something that requires the least amount of alteration. Naturally enough, you need to pick one kit as starting point. While I love the pinging “konk” of the metal snares in Drumkit From Hell, I hate everything else about it.įortunately, thanks to Superior Drummer’s X-Drum feature, there’s no need to run separate instances of the plugin just to get that one great sound you want from another kit you can just plumb them straight in to your regular kit, and even trigger them with the same MIDI command, which means you can work with ease on existing tracks – no fiddling with the piano roll required. On the other hand, I really like the snare and kick from the entry level Pop/Rock kit, but the cymbals lack the expressive range I want. I find that no matter what I do with Superior Drummer’s otherwise excellent Avatar kit, the kick and snare sounds never quite satisfy. The more you play around with Toontrack’s fantastic Superior Drummer plugin, the more you’ll find yourself wanting to hybridise your kits.
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