- #SUPERIOR DRUMMER 2 VS 3 INSTALL#
- #SUPERIOR DRUMMER 2 VS 3 PRO#
I am running a laptop PC (i7, 8GB RAM, SSD card, Focusrite 2i2 AI w/buffer=64).
I’m noticing a slight increase in latency – I assume that’s to be expected. EZD2 sounds are very good and quite impressive but IMO not “appreciably” better than SSD. which did help so maybe I just need to be more diligent here. I did change some Mimic threshold settings etc. I’m noticing considerably more “hot spotting”. Initially numerous pads still triggered the wrong instrument but at least when I change the MIDI note as EZD recommended it worked much better. So I changed the mapping module to Roland – it worked much better. When I attempted change the MIDI note as recommended by EZD it still triggered incorrectly (i.e., a tom sounded as a crash, etc.). 
Originally I selected “Other” as my module but I encounter a problem where numerous pads triggered the wrong instrument.
#SUPERIOR DRUMMER 2 VS 3 PRO#
No Mimic Pro MIDI mapping module available. I’m sure there is much more fine tuning available but for now, here are a few things I noticed. Please note, after getting all up and running I have only played with this for a few hours so my comments by no means are a definitive take. EZD was more of a challenge maybe this was a function of the module differences – I don’t know. 
I am in no manner VST proficient but in the past I have installed Addictive Drums2 and BFD-Eco with my Roland TD-15.
#SUPERIOR DRUMMER 2 VS 3 INSTALL#
Since SD3 does not have a “demo” version in an effort to “test” this I downloaded EZDrummer2 in hopes that it would be close to SD3 albeit it not an exact representation.Īfter a bit of a convoluted effort I was finally able to install and configure EZD2 with my Pearl Mimic Pro module. I’ve heard/read that Superior Drummer 3 is much more realistic sounding than Steven Slate Drums. Not sure if you are interested in the opinion of a true layperson – if so, please read on.
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