Take a snare, and eliminate overtones directly without the use of EQ Author Replies Viewing 9 replies - 1 through 9 (of 9 total) You must be logged in to reply to this topic. Release notes for Superior Drummer 3.1.4 Superior Drummer 3.1.4 is now available to download using the Product Manager or from the ‘My Products’ area in your Toontrack account. If you want every snare hit to include a hint of cowbell, or all your toms to come with the low end thump of a (heavily low-passed) kick drum, or whatever. Replied Februat 19:19 2703338 ByTor27 Participant DAMPENING/MUFFLING ACROSS THE BOARD. Mind you, layering isn't just snare on snare, or kick on kick on kick, or whatever.

If you like two cymbals that sit in the same position and don't want to have to pick one or the other. Or yeah, use the whole nodes thing to layer them on the same note if you wanted to blend the two sounds together. Check out the Toontrack Updates Superior Drummer to v2.4.0 page at Sweetwater the worlds leading music technology and instrument retailer. If you want to load up a big fat main snare, and then a nice bright snappy snare for different parts of a song, you can just load the 2nd one as an X-Drum. Aside from combining several SD/EZ products into one kit, it also means that within one kit (say, Avatar) you're not confined to the number of bits 'n' pieces in the kit's basic design. Yeah, I suppose somewhere in my ramblings it would have been nice if I'd actually explained to at least some degree how to do it.

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