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The new Smart-Velocity Triggering algorithm makes any one-shot sample blend perfectly with the rest of your kit. Infinitely Customizable. You have total control over the dynamics, panning options, and ADSR settings of each instrument. Effortlessly mix ambient room mics and close mics with custom routing options.

Did we mention you can even change the size of the plugin? Smarter E-Drumming. Editing your e-drumkit or drum pad mapping has never been easier.

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Windows Minimum Requirements. Web For Download File Size 4. Tags: Drum Plugin. Facebook Twitter. For us home users Steven Slate is most commonly known for his Drum Replacement sounds and tools. I will also be using the shorter name SSD4 in this review.

The version I got of Steven Slate Drums 4. The complete download is approximately 9. Another thing that struck me was how fast SSD4 loads the samples, this is kind of unique seeing the amount of memory used at the best settings. The kit window can be viewed in two ways, as a drum view or in cell view. Note that the the kit window will be the same in Edit instrument as well.

The Edit Instrument section holds loads of different sound adjustment functions like Tuning, Volume, Pan, Attack, Sustain, Release as well as advanced controls for Dynamic curve, Velocity Curve and Rang curve functions. You can also change the MIDI note for a specific cell, this is handy if you want to add a second kick for metal tunes.

In the first mixer section you can do basic volume and panning adjustments as well as ad AUX busses to group instruments, you can also set different outputs for the kit pieces so you can process them with the plugins you have in your DAW software. In the bleed route section of the mixer you can tell SSD4 how you want things routed, a cool little feature is that I can root the snare room to one output and adjust the snare room EQ on its own and then have the Toms room channel routed to yet another output and get separate EQ for the Tom room sound.

SSD4 like many other drum samplers comes with groves, The start grove library is not the biggest but hopefully there will be expansions coming for this. The Map converter is what the name says, now in the latest beta they did some changes to load predefined Conversations, in the latest beta there is now conversations that makes SSD4 work as the other big drum samplers allowing the user to us MIDI from them to with play SSD4 and that is a very nice feature.

SSD for comes loaded with predefined kit presets and kit pieces, I spent a huge amount of time just going through them all. The sounds have been pre processed but this does not allow the user to tweak the sound, I actually found that the SSD4 samples responded extremely well to anything I through at it allowing me to tweak the sound allot. Creating your own kit is fast and easy and you can combined everything with everything and ad more of 1 kit piece, giving you a huge variety of sounds.

Now I read on the web that SSD4 suffered from machinegun effect? From what I have found … at BPM the Toms and Kick suffered from of machine-gun effect, But since loading alternate kit pieces is fast and simple I could fix this very easy.

I do however miss a built in function to alternate hits to make sure this does not happen, and another thing I miss is a faster way to copy a kit piece with all added instruments and settings if I would like to get like a second kick.

SSD4 answers very well to velocity so for normal speed music you will not have issues at all with machine gun effects. SSD4 does not come with any built in processing effects, but if you ask me that is not an issue at all since I most of the time rout the drums out to my DAW software anyway.