ReFX – Nexus v4.5.4 Complete – Team V.R (VSTi, VST3, AAX) 600 views.Start mixing.Polyphonic Design My Beat In Session Audio - Riff Generation TBProAudio - bundle tone iZotope - BreakTweaker amateurenthusiast MIDI sequencer 112dB - Mikron Bundle 203psp v302sonalksis Rob Papen - Punch 2 PreSonus - Studio One 5 Professional KORG - MS-20 lines Ample Bass Upright III Accusonus - Regroover Pro slimnkmstaccato Freak Music BigWerks - Book of Sounds IV Whether you’re looking to make progressive metal, heavy rock or mix anything from tight to ambient drums, the powerful framework of Superior Drummer 2 leaves you at the helm – you decide. The Progressive Foundry SDX gives you 63 gigabytes of raw power, ready for you to harness, mold and shape into your own mixes. The drums, which were sampled by Karnivool’s own Steve Judd, were scoured from all four corners of Australia and present a massive collection of the best in rare, vintage and modern. Combined with the dense wood-lined walls in its perfectly balanced A-room, Sing Sing has proven time and time again to be the perfect environment for broad, transparent drum recording. During its more than 35 years in business, the studio has collected a vast selection of top tier microphones and rare outboard gear. And it’s not by chance that he picked the Sing Sing Recording Studios for this project. With credits on defining albums by Karnivool, Dead Letter Circus and I Am Giant, Savell is not only heralded for having shaped a few of the most sonically progressive productions in the modern Australian metal and heavy rock scene his forward approach has also brought him to international fame. The Progressive Foundry SDX was recorded at the renowned Sing Sing Recording Studios in Melbourne, Australia, by engineer/producer Forrester Savell. Needless to say, The Progressive Foundry SDX continues the tradition of its sibling The Metal Foundry SDX and gives you one of the most profound expansions in the Superior Drummer Line.
One of the most profound expansions in the Superior Drummer Line.įive complete kits, a total of 17 snare drums, 31 cymbals and five hi-hats – all captured on 26 separate channels and spanning a staggering 63 gigabytes of raw, unprocessed sounds.
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