#Superior drummer sounds best 48k code#
#Superior drummer sounds best 48k windows#

I could switch to my mackie 820i and use 44100khz but most of my songs are mapped out in 48. You'd think It'd be fine considering 48k is a common sample rate. When I use superior drummer at this rate, it distorts. Can't wait until they come out with commercial hi-resolution DVDs or whatever! Some say they're available, but I've yet to hear one. There are dozens and dozens of expansion packs for Superior Drummer 3 available. As you know, the interface will only allow 48k sample rate.

#Superior drummer sounds best 48k windows#

Setup: Windows 10, Waveform 10.3.4, Superior 3.1. The Toontrack plugin works fine in Reaper and Reason. Consequently, you can't load sounds for Note Learn. It is not possible to scroll the window either. I've listened VERY carefully to the difference, and going to 24/96 and back to 16/44.1, at least with my gear, definitely sounds better than staying with the CD horseshit resolution. In the window Settings->Midi In/E-Drums, it doesn't matter which item you select from the Show dropdown, the window doesn't update. Then I let it convert it back down to CD resolution if I want to burn discs. I may even do a little more tweaking in the Masterlink. Any additional mastering/tweaking is done in PT, and then it goes digitally back into the Masterlink. That said, you may start shaking your head at my chain when mixing/mastering! I might be nuts, but I mix up all my 24 bit and 16 bit samples together, then run analog outs from my interfaces into a 30-year-old Soundcraft board.įrom there, in the analog realm, I go into an Empirical Labs 'Fatso,' which gives the digital sheen more analog warmth! - Then, it's analog 'in' to an Alesis Masterlink recording digitally at 24/96, and from there a digital transfer into ProTools. The sound played back in my big room with TAD CR1 monitors really lets me hear the subtleties of what they recorded and the ambience mics give a huge sound. Really liking it and use it to play with a Roland TD30KV kit. Higher resolution is always better, to my ears. Reviving an old thread but I recently got the new Orchestral Percussion SDX to use with Superior Drummer 3. It just sounds deeper and richer, as fullbird said. Anyhow, to access it, and this can be 'templated,' I do this. Hopfully, folks will explain some of the finer points about it here.

#Superior drummer sounds best 48k code#

You know, even though I'm an old analog guy, I ALWAYS mix to 24/96. I couldnt pass up a sale, so I just picked up Superior Drummer myself and after the pretty extensive authorization code exercise, so far it behaves very similar to Session Drummer.