Drum plugin for electronic drums (Highly tweakable, techno/future techno)

Drum plugin for electronic drums (Highly tweakable, techno/future techno)

Hello guys!

Got a question, anyone knows a great drum plugin for creating drums (hehe)?
I’m sick of these samplepacks, I want to process my own drums!

No free, why? Cause I’ve tried them all :wink:

Thanks guys!

Much love from Belgium!

Stylus Rmx or uTonic.

Audiospillage Elektroid is dope and can be a sampler/sequencer. They also have a free drum synth, Minispillage, but you might of already tried it. Also, it’s real easy on the cpu and not overly cluttered with crazy parameters and such. Yeah and Microtonic is really good to.

Reaktor… in the digital world, it’s the ultimate in tweak-ability.

I just got Nicky Romero’s kick drum plugin from sonic academy(I think). It’s great. Simple and effective with a rather low CPU usage. I’d check that out. I grabbed chromaphone recently too. Which is a physical modeling drum synth but my CPU spikes like crazy.

First of all, thanks for the reply.
But seriously, NICKY ROMERO KICK DRUM? :smiley::smiley::smiley::laughing:

TBH, I’ve never heard of Nicky Romero. But the dudes kick drum plugin is pretty cool.

http://www.sonicacademy.com/kick

Otherwise ,If you’re using ableton, Just use one of the plugin synth instruments to create drum sounds. That is the simplest way to start making sounds from scratch. Take the analog plugin and make a pitch envelope going from high to low. Voila! Drum sounds! Its way easier than using reaktor and you don’t have to hurt your delicate reputation.

Its a EDM fag.

That’s not really my style. I’m a hard techno “fag”. Like other things, I like it hard, pounding, and rough.

The music is almost as offensive as your poor choice of words.

You can also use Ableton’s Collision to make your own drum sounds…

uTonic is microtonic,right? I tried demo of this and I liked it but I’m not sure how to skip the plugin’s sequencer and just let Ableton fire off the drum hits. How do you do that?

Click the stop button in the sequencer before you start playback in your DAW.

Cool thanks