Custom & Vintage SDX THE CRAFT AND THE SOUND. This is the very definition of classic, rare, custom and vintage drums. Recorded to perfection in one of the finest.

I only have the stock kit that came with SD. I found this great sale for Toontrack EZX and SDX Expansion Kits Up To 50% Off. They have: Music City USA SDX The Metal Foundry SDX The New York Studios Vol.2 SDX The Custom and Vintage SDX On sale for $79 US. I know they all have their certain nitch and use. But if you could only get one which one would you get.

I know this is a broad question but what are your suggestions? Thanks Philip. Phillip, if you can get to a Guitar Center near you, they now have all the expansion kits, with Superior Drummer, loaded onto their computer in the recording demo room. They recently added that and other softsynths, etc. So people could check them out, because most sample based instruments cannot really have downloadable demos because of their file size. You don't have to buy them there (although they may be able to price match if you want), but at least you can listen. New World Nw601fp Electric Oven Manual. Most guitar centers are the same, but you may want to first call them to make sure they have it installed.

It's hard to know what to recommend without knowing what kind of music you do. But here's a couple of ideas. Metal Foundry is good for more than just metal. It can be used for pop/rock also. Maybe even ballads. Music City is good for more than just country.

It would be geat for ballads, adult contemporary (like John Mayer, etc.) and even some light rock. Custom and Vintage is the least useful, unless you're specifically doing that 70's really dry sound. It doesn't even come with room mics, other than 1 mono mic (and it's a very small room sound). Though if that's the sound you're after, it does sound very good. The New York studios is a pretty versatile one.

If you don't know where to start, this may be the first one to get. Keep in mind that while this is just audiomidi.com right now doing this, Toontrack does these specials every 2-3 months with several dealers. So if you can't afford all of them right now, it won't be long before they run it again and you can get more. Also, in Superior Drummer, you can also use the EZX expansion kits.

Some of them are unique, like the Electronic one (which sounds really good). But in the case of the Nashville one, you'll want to just get Music City, which is the same stuff, but with more samples and articulations, and in 24 bit vs. I've been using Superior for quite a while.