Toontrack Superior Drummer 3.0 SSD Core Sound Sample-Library on 256 GB SSD Harddrive

Toontrack Superior Drummer 3: The Core Library on a 256GB SSD Hard Drive

Please note that the Core Sound Library needs Toontrack Superior Drummer 3 to run - this only includes the samples on a SSD.

• Toontrack Superior Drummer 3 features more than 230 GB of drum sample data. The entire drum sample library comes preloaded to a 256GB Intenso SSD.
• The SSD has been developed for PC and Mac and works with USB type A and type C with USB 2.0 to 3.1 Gen 2 support.
• If you want to skip the massive download of the SD3 sounds and get a fast SSD for your home studio this will get you what you need!
• No download, no installation, just connect the drive with USB!
• Please also note the paragraph concerning the "Upgrade, Crossgrade & Core Library SSD".

Toontrack Superior Drummer 3 - from the perspective of the e-drummer:

• Massively enhanced e-drum support
• New mapping capabilities, especially in terms of hi-hat mapping
• New positional sensing features on the snare drum and ride cymbal
• 2-zone crash cymbal support
• Played with a solid e-drum setup the drum sound library offers great reaslim!
• Easy to install and update thanks to the Toontrack Product Manager: You will be notified when new updates become available - just click and install!
• Inexpensive upgrade and crossgrade options for Superior Drummer 2 and EZDrummer 2 users
• The new Superior Drummer 3 is even more impressive and extensinve than Superior Drummer 2. With the new version e-drummers get a giant 230+ GB drum sound library with a panorama from stereo to 11.1 surround sound. (Accessible from an optional SSD drive or as download)

Toontrack Superior Drummer 3 HiHat Mapping details:

• Hi-hat mapping used to be the number one issue for Superior Drummer 2 users who wanted to enhance the quality of sound of their exisiting e-drum setup.With Superior Drummer 2 the feedback from our customers was that the hi-hat had to be remapped constantly and often times it would still not work properly.
• With the improved SD3 the hihat mapping has been revamped and the degree to which the hihat is opened can be set to ones personal liking and playing style.
• For experienced users coming from SD2 this reconfiguration will only take a few minutes.
• The new SD 3.0 features a controller with which e-drummers can manually determine the hihat travel.
• As a side note: This style of hihat mapping is also featured by the new Pearl Mimic Pro.

Award-winning engineer George Massenburg recorded the sounds in Superior Drummer 3 at Galaxy Studios in Belgium. He utilized Galaxy Hall (the studio's main multi-purpose room), which is renowned for its near-perfect acoustics. Over 230GB of raw, unprocessed sounds were captured with 11 surround microphones for playback in stereo and up to 11.1 surround. Massenburg used nothing but world-class gear, including mics from Neumann, Sennheiser, Ehrlund, Beyerdynamic, AEA, Sanken, and Schoeps.