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Drum VST's: which one and how to work with it

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Wow, Guru sounds and looks great! Finally a simple drum VST with built-in sequencer. Just what I was looking for!

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Message # 11 27.11.23 - 21:35:22
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HI, if you want some crazy electronic drums, have a look at Sonic Charge microtonic, a demo is available on their site. It will kick the ass of your monitor, believe me.

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Message # 12 27.11.23 - 21:45:37
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Guru is awesome. I use it for nearly all my electronica stuff. I like Battery 3 a lot, too, but it takes a lot longer to compose with. Recently, I've been using the drum rack in Orion, which is very cool. It's a lot like Redrum, but with the ability to set the volume for each hit. The only thing that bothers me about it is that there're only 4 outs. But with the ease of loading and creating sequences it's just great.

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Message # 13 27.11.23 - 21:52:59
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Theres a pretty good one there.

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Message # 14 27.11.23 - 21:58:12
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