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If I buy the real deal, the Superior Drummer 3, will it be as dynamic as the Roland TD17KVX itself? Or even better, as it is described by Toontrack ('making your electronic kit every bit as вЂњrealвЂќ and acoustic as it can be')? I have played around with the trigger settings on the TD17 вЂ“ sensitivity and threshold вЂ“ with no success. I have tried EZDrummer both going directly to headphones from my computer (MacBook Pro) and via DAW (Reason) and an external audio interface (Propellerheads Balance). A lot less dynamic, and it feels that the drum set is much 'cheaper', even though the sounds from EZDrummer are impressive. When using EZDrummer the lowest volume is quite high, and the lowest hits are even.

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When using just the TD17, the snare is really sensitive, I can play all the way from almost quiet up to full volume, every nuance in my hitting is represented in volume and character. One thing I notice is how much less dynamic it feels, compared to just using the Roland TD17 brain. I have downloaded the demo version of EZDrummer, just to try a VST, to see how it works. Of course I expect Superior Drummer to be superior over EZDrummer, given the price and descriptions. Nonetheless, I am sure that I will be downloading additional collections as my projects require them.Sounds like a silly question. I have to modify these fills whenever I want to set up or accent a particular rhythm.

The fills on the tracks that I have worked with so far are all very nice in a free, combo-jazz style, but the fills donвЂ™t seem to be setting up specific hits or accents. These are all common rhythms in the big band swing vocabulary.

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Also, I would like a series of hits on the вЂњandsвЂќ of -2 & -4 as well as a series of hits on a dotted quarter cross rhythm. It would be nice to have a series of fills that вЂњset upвЂќ hits on beat 2, the вЂњandвЂќ of 2, beat 3, etc. Two requests for future, however: 1) While l do like the activity and the вЂњchatterвЂќ of the grooves, it would also be good to have at least 8-bars each of several very basic swing patterns for those occasions when you want the drums to really recede into the background.

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I have been using them in Logic Pro and even my first attempt was quite successful at creating a realistic live, spontaneous effect that I could not achieve clicking in basic drum patterns.

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And we all know how uninspiring it can be to practice to a metronome, so why not take this opportunity to have a professional jazz drummer available at all times? Sound Clips No matter if you are a beginner or professional jazz player you need to practice to either develop or keep your chops.

Simply select the tempo and choose from a palette of live recorded drum performances played by Berklee educated session drummer Magnus Brandell and you are on your way to Birdland. OddGrooves Swing Drumming makes producing a great sounding jazz drum track literally as easy as drag-and-drop.

I look forward to experimenting with more of your offerings. They are intricate and and have a natural feel, and the price couldnвЂ™t be fairer. вЂњWhat a find your website and grooves are! IвЂ™ve already used some Jazz Swing selections for inspiration in my music for an upcoming project. This is a collection no owner of EZX Jazz can afford to be without. The performances are absolutely amazing, the extended loop lengths (up to 32 bars) are great for arranging tunes and solo sections and the trading fours blew me away, but what stole the show for me, were the snare drum performances - top notch jazz drumming with breathtaking ghosting and tasteful syncopation.

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вЂњAfter checking out your very generous free loops, I purchased the Jazz Drums loops at an equally generous price.

All recorded live by Berklee-educated professional session drummer Magnus Brandell.

5 different MIDI formats (EZ/Superior Drummer, Addictive Drums, Steven Slate Drums 5.5, I-Map and General MIDI).

Tempo doublings woven into some of the grooves.

Trading Four sections with drum solo parts.

Many variations in playing dynamics вЂ“ вЂњtwo-feelвЂќ softer, busy, loud etc.

10 different tempos ranging from 100 to 210 BPM.

138 MIDI jazz drum loops вЂ“ ThatвЂ™s almost 55 minutes of great jazz drumming, or 2128 measures if you will.

To get the job done, you need a real jazz drummer. ItвЂ™s like the old Duke Ellington song says: It donвЂ™t mean a thing if it ainвЂ™t got that swing. The subtle playing nuances, those little snare drum ghost notes that almost are more felt than heard and the sections where you trade solos with the drummerвЂ¦ Forget about it. Ever tried to program a jazz drum groove in your sequencer? A rock beat can be a real pain if you want it to sound realistic, but a jazz groove is near-impossible to nail.

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