I haven’t seen one in the SD3 core library (although it may be there and I haven’t spotted it), but for me it’s not an issue as there’s one in the Music City SDX which I’ve had for a long time, and it’s easy to bring over.
Or you could import an audio stick click such as this one from Freesound:
Thanks Scott,
It’s not so much that I have a specific question to ask right now in the SD3 support forum, more that I can’t see any news or announcements and that I often find that browsing the forum is a good aid to getting familiar with new software. I learnt a lot about SD2 that way!
And I’m sure I’ll have a question before long – loving SD3 but there’s a lot to get to grips with.
I’ve tried logging in and out numerous times, but no joy – I still cant see them in the forum list, and get an “Access denied, you do not have permission to access this forum” message if I try and follow a link to the SD3 forums.
Same story here- busy downloading Superior 3 and it’s going at about 0.6Mb/s instead of the 6Mb/s I usually get in my rural location. Was updating all my Cubase and associated stuff immediately prior to starting with the TT stuff, and that was arriving nearly 10 times faster.
Maybe I should look into EZD as SD doesn’t have Tap to Find. Yet 😉
A couple of things I find helps me a lot as a very unskilled drummer is firstly to watch people who can actually play and how they move around the Cymbal, and secondly to use reference tracks all the time – I use them a lot while mixing and now I find I’m using them not just for sonics but also for parts- Same thing with Hihats.
I’m pretty happy with my programmed hihats nowadays – having lots of articulations helps, and it it was one of the first areas of programming drum parts with SD that I went into in depth.
Thanks John,
Yes, I use all 3 articulations – I’ve also sometimes tried using the Edge and Bow together on the same hits, editing their relative velocities to make different blends…. Just wondering how other folk do it. There’s so many options within SD even with just the 2 libraries I have so far. A lot to learn, but it’s all good!
