Steven Slate Drums 4 Essential No-Brainer...

[fishmonkey]

hey all, another deal for anyone interested in Steven Slate drums (normal price will be $49):

http://www.audiomidi.com/Steven-Slate-Drums-ESSENTIAL-No-Brainer/dp/B008XLA2N8

[digitalDrummer]

Guys, this is a steal. See the review in the current digitalDrummer - and ask Jman who has procuded a heap of DSNDs from this, using Reaper.

[Jman]

Yes, this is an excellent buy. For people looking to get into building some new dsnds $20 is a cheap entry price. Using Reaper to render the waves to build your dsnds from ... it is a pretty quick process. J

[GeeMo]

For the uneducated amongst us *cough, ahem* how much is Reaper ?

[Jman]

For the uneducated amongst us *cough, ahem* how much is Reaper ?

Very reasonable, $60 .... but there is also an evaluation version that is uncrippled. So you can start off using it for free if you like.
http://www.reaper.fm/purchase.php

So essentially you could break into building high quality dsnds from SSD4 for $20 during that special. The other tool I highly recommend is DsoundTool, which also has an initial 30 day evaluation version:
http://www.shortestpath.se/dsoundtool/download.html

[GeeMo]

Very reasonable, $60 .... but there is also an evaluation version that is uncrippled. So you can start off using it for free if you like.
http://www.reaper.fm/purchase.php

So essentially you could break into building high quality dsnds from SSD4 for $20 during that special. The other tool I highly recommend it DsoundTool, which also has an initial 30 day evaluation version:
http://www.shortestpath.se/dsoundtool/download.html

Cheers J, I suppose first step is the mod then when I have the extra space on the card take the plunge. Thanks for the links.

[digitalDrummer]

Cheers J, I suppose first step is the mod then when I have the extra space on the card take the plunge. Thanks for the links.

Not necessarily. Even on the stock card, there is room for a few more DSNDs, especially if you delete some of those you're not using (remembering to back them to your computer first!).

[fishmonkey]

Not necessarily. Even on the stock card, there is room for a few more DSNDs, especially if you delete some of those you're not using (remembering to back them to your computer first!).

actually it's a good idea to back up the whole module anyway...

[tower of p]

damit. I missed it