I think it's recorded really well and isn't as pigeon holed as some of the other packs. If you're happy putting reverb on yourself then I'd personally go for Progressive EZX. It was a Judas Priest song originally IIRC. Heart of A Lion is one of my favourite rock songs btw, such a massive riff. They're excellently recorded drums though IMO, my favourite out of any company I've onwed (I've got a bunch of BFD and Slate drums too) From memory there's a bunch of stuff that'll work for the kind of sounds you need but the rooms themselves aren't as big as some of the other packs so you'll need to add some reverb in of your own. I bought the EZX thinking I might just use a couple of sounds from it and then liked it so much I bought the SDX as well. If you're willing to do some post processing to get the kind of reverb-y sound you like then the best sample packs I've heard are the ones done by Forrester Savell - Progressive EZX and Progressive Foundry. I'd probably skip both of those these days regardless as the Richardson and Sneap packs cover the metal drum sounds better than those. It sounds good but is better suited to more modern faster heavy music than classic.ĭFH again, not tuned or EQ'd anywhere near what you'd like based on those clips, ditto the Metalheads EZX. The Andy Sneap pack probably has the snares tuned too high for you and the kicks are all fairly aggressively processed. It's a good all round metal pack though, better at the heavier stuff than the slower mid tempo 80s rock tracks The Colin Richardson pack - Made of Metal has a really nice sounding room, but the snares might be tuned a bit high for your tastes if you like a fatter snare.
Of those ones I have hear are how I'd think they'd translate to what you like Though putting the snare through an appropriate 80s sounding snare reverb plugin would help a lot. Should you rather go for Bob Rock’s drum mixes as a starting point, we’ve included a selection of presets engineered by the man himself.I'm going to assume you want to do as little extra to the samples to get close to those tones. It’s how you position microphones right from the start, how you place drums in a room and how you ultimately process each individual piece to fit in a mix. If writing and performing a song is magic, the art of engineering and shaping sound is the alchemy that makes music transcend and become legendary. In addition to the seven individual kits, a large selection of extra snares, kicks and cymbals are provided, making The Rock Foundry SDX an incredibly broad palette of raw material to use to craft drum mixes within the powerful framework of Superior Drummer 3. It’s configured as two individual SDXs, one ‘Main’ and one ‘Mono.’ The ‘Main’ features six kits captured with a traditional multiple microphone technology whereas as the ‘Mono’ configuration was recorded using a minimal setup. The Rock Foundry SDX was recorded at Bob Rock’s choice studio The Warehouse in Vancouver, BC, and designed to give you the most flexible selection of drums, ambiences and options possible. We’re happy to present the first-ever sample library to bear his sonic seal. Needless to say, his influence on the sound of hard rock and metal as we know it is monumental. In fact, his work with Metallica and Mötley Crüe may very well have set a new standard as to how we mix drums to sit in a mix. In all of his productions, a common denominator is phenomenally engineered and mixed drums. While Metallica’s groundbreaking “Black Album” may be one of the more commonly known works in his discography, Bob Rock’s engineering and producing credits stretch all the way back to the late ’70s and include some of the best-selling acts in rock history: Survivor, Bon Jovi, Aerosmith, Mötley Crüe, Bryan Adams and many, many more. The Rock Foundry SDX features a staggering 65 GB of raw, unprocessed drum sounds recorded by arguably the most notable, influential and sought-after engineer/producer of our time: Bob Rock. Here’s everything you need to know about The Rock Foundry SDX by Bob Rock:
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Other Metal Month releases so far include the Death Metal MIDI Pack by Cattle Decapitation drummer Dave McGraw, the Thrash Metal MIDI Pack drum library and a MIDI pack by Code Orange drummer Jami Morgan. Their latest release is an expansion library of raw drum samples for Superior Drummer from legen(wait for it)DARY producer Bob Rock called The Rock Foundry. This marks the first SDX specifically designed for Toontrack’s Superior Drummer 3, which has received an overwhelming amount of praise and awards in industry press, from artists and end-users since its launch just shy of two months ago.
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