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Posted 10/3/2006 2:50 PM Post #361
 

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Want to know if anyone has any good suggestions for Virtual Drummer plug-ins. I've tried out BFD, but it seems to run a bit slow on my machine. I am running a laptop with about 756 megs of RAM. But, Protools and Reason run fine together. Any other suggestions? I've been interested in Groove Agent, but there isn't a demo available. Cool

Kurt

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Posted 10/3/2006 11:43 PM Post #368
 

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So actually I use Groove Agent v2, and actually began with Groove Agent v1. I really like the integration with Cubase SX3 (Cubase 4 is on order, baby!) and the quality of the drums is pretty decent (while not being exceptional).

I'm also interested in people's thoughts as this is the only drums VST I've used, but for what I've needed it for, it has been great.

Cheers, Dave.

Posted 10/6/2006 4:36 PM Post #408
 

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Maybe try m-audio/iZoptope's iDrum, only £33 here, and doesnt look too bad. Gotta be worth a try.

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Posted 10/12/2006 4:50 AM Post #464
 

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update us on cubase 4 when u get it please really interested to hear on what people think.
Posted 1/4/2007 11:44 AM Post #767
 

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dude ,BFD is THE best midi drum module i've ever used~no doubt..
i'd suggest a ram upgrade..or bounce your drums..

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Posted 4/10/2007 9:10 AM Post #908
 

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I'd also recommend EZDrummer (www.ezdrummer.com) to get a beat up and running quickly, or check out Jamstix (www.rayzoon.com) for a plugin that actually jams with you. I own a copy of both and use them regularly. 

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