ezdrummer vs superior drummer 2.0 comparison

I've had no experience with Addictive sorry.įor me, the most obvious differences between the differering Drum software & modules out there is the realism of the cymbals (decay, expressive control, ect), so with them out of the equation, that just leaves the sound & expressiveness of the drum samples themselves.

I do like what I've seen/heard of it so far though, so I can imagine Superior would be pretty cool. I've got Ezi-Drummer, but I haven't installed it yet (still haven't bought a Tower PC yet the sound card I'm using for it has a breakout box that has to install in a tower), so I can't give you much of a first-hand account of it as of yet. I have two jobs and a kid, I'm not going to have days and days of free time to sit there tweaking stuff.A friend I did some writing with has BFD the sounds were stunningly realistic, but it was quite taxing on the Computer. So I have two concerns - primarily, is Superior Drummer going to demand more computer or processing resources? I know the sample library is enormous but just in terms of running the more complex program, does it affect RAM and/or latency? I've already been fighting with my computer and interface for months on that front, the last thing I want is to introduce one more drag on my recording speed.Īs a bonus question: my understanding is that EZ is pre-mixed for you and SD2 gives you more unprocessed sounds. I was set on EZDrummer but now Toontrack is having a crazy Black Friday sale on SD2 (while EZ is still not on sale right now) which means they are functionally the same price.

I'm angling to get either EZDrummer 2 or Superior Drummer 2 in the next few days - I've been recording with a Roland TD-11 and would like to take that next step in sound quality by triggering one of these programs instead of using the module's sounds.

Ezdrummer vs superior drummer 2.0 comparison