EZ Drummer or Superior drummer for live sound?

[stevetama]

Hi, sorry for a question that has probably been asked too many times but : Do i need EZ Drummer or Superior drummer?

Currently playing on a set of Roland TD-50k drums with the matching brain.

I’m tired of the limited sounds it has and want to get new sounds, saw the Metal toontracks pack popup on sale from sweetwater today and need to know which base software to buy to install that.

99% of what I do i just playing live, not looking for crazy recording features, just easy way to get new sounds for my drums.

Thanks for the recommendation.

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[rixa]

In general terms, EZdrummer is best described as a slimmed-down version of the Superior Drummer, both in terms of the number of instruments, available articulations, microphones, and mixer channel options. EZD3 was produced to provide its unique type of mix-ready sound, while SD3, in addition to its large pool of presets, features raw and unprocessed drum tones, which you have a bigger opportunity to modify yourself.

Also, EZD3 has the Bandmate feature, which SD3 does not.

If you’d rather have a pre-mixed sound that’s ready to use right away, then EZdrummer 3 might be more for you, although if you’re getting into and learning more about mixing your own sound and want more options, you might find that Superior Drummer suits you well.

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