Addictive Drums 2 No Guiboot Found
Kenneth
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A Little about Addictive drums
Addictive drums comes with 3 full kits, Sonor Designer / DW Collectors / Tama Starclassic.
There is also some extra Kit pieces included and you can also download a nice extra kick named Woofer wonderland.
Since I run Cubase 6 in 64 bit I decided to hide the 32bit plugin from cubase and just use the 64bit plugin.
It all was loaded fine and activation is done in 30 sec.
After that the plugin loads up and you are ready to make some beats.
The GUI in addictive drums is very well thought through, after just a couple of minutes you get a hang of it and are ready to start making drums.
As you can se the AD Gui is divided in 3 sections.
Top section holds on the left a roll down preset frame as well as speed dial arrows and on the right hand side you will find a play button as well as the buttons that will take you to the drum edit, the effects and the beat window.
The main section of the Gui will be where things actually change depending on what window you load.
In the lower section you will find the mixer, a basic yet all you need mixer that you also will se some small changes in depending on where in Addictive drums you are located.
You have one channel for each individual drum, and you also have channels for overhead, room, one buss and then you have the master channel.
You can run addictive drums as stereo track or as multi out, To get multi out just click the on each track.
The edit window also holds the EQ, compressor, Pitch,
Distortion and saturation Plugin that you can use with each individual drum.
If the master channel is highlighted you will also find a Tape plugin.
On the far right you will find output volume and levers to adjust the two send effects.
The FX window is very simple to understand.
You have two very nice sounding reverb channels with separate control for reverb type,
timing adjustments and EQ.
Having two reverbs is really ideal for drums as you get a loot of tweak options and control.
When you are in the FX section the mixer gets a small change as well.
You get two levers to adjust the amount of fx you want for each drum. You can also add reverb to the overhead channel, the room channel, the buss channel and the master channel.
This whole fx/reverb section is something I missed in Toontrack superior drummer 2.0
Beat windows are more common nowdays and Xln audio also scored top on this.
As you read in the beginning of this review there is over 3000 midi files to toy with.
Simply scroll the window or make a search and there is midi files that will cover most music styles.
If not there is more midi to get from Xln audio.
But Addictive drums comes with more then just plain beats. You can actually change speed and length before you grab the midi file and pull it to your sequencer and the adjustments will be copied into the created midi file in your sequencer. after you imported the midi you can adjust them for even more variation.
Not only that. you can use the filter to filter out stuff within the midi file and this feature is awesome =)
you will also find map presets. that is able to run Addictive drum as Native AD drum map, Gm drum map and you can also load V-drum maps as well.