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TOUCH, TONE AND TIMBRE.

A broad collection of drums – tailored for acoustic pop, Americana, folk and more.

USD89

SKU: TT519 Categories: EZdrummer Line, EZX Sound Expansions Tag: 2021-roundup

Some productions don’t call for big reverbs, pumping side-chain compression or excessive amounts of saturation, just the bare, unscripted and acoustic truth. Presenting a collection of nuanced, sparse, mellow and mature-sounding kits, the Singer-Songwriter EZX is an homage to just that. Welcome to the epitome of a bespoke drum library for any selective songwriter who considers the raw, unbridled voice of a drum kit as much of a storyteller as the song itself.

The Singer-Songwriter EZX was recorded in a choice room, relatively small and transparent to ensure minimum ambient coloration. In total, it includes five full kits recorded with sticks as well as one configuration and several additional instruments sampled with brushes. To paint the broadest picture possible, each kit was handpicked for its contrasting qualities, character and tonal complexity. Seeking to deliver the most homogeneously composed kits, the selective process was scrutinized in extreme detail – from the matching of heads with tuning and cymbal sizes with drum timbres down to the delicacy of the drummer’s stroke.

The result is the consummate collection of organic, full-bodied and warm-sounding drums for laid-back train beats, smooth, brushed pocket grooves or any steady backbeat. Welcome to let touch, tone and timbre define the backbone of the rhythm section on your next Americana, folk, acoustic pop or other track filed under the amazing width of the singer-songwriter genre.

  • A collection of drum kits tailored for acoustic pop, rock, indie, folk and any style associated with the singer-songwriter genre
  • Five full drum kits sampled with sticks
  • One full kit configuration as well as several snares and cymbals sampled with brushes
  • Four full cymbal setups, four hi-hats and 14 snares in total
  • One hi-hat-mounted tambourine as well as three handheld, three shakers, hand claps and more
  • Includes presets for a wide range of mix-ready drum tones
  • Comes with a basic collection of MIDI tailored for each kit

FULL PRODUCTIONS

DRUMS & PERCUSSION

PRESETS

MEET THE
ENGINEER.

MEET THE
ENGINEER.

MEET THE
ENGINEER.

MEET THE
ENGINEER.

Five questions to Martin Kristoffersson, Toontrack sound designer/engineer and project lead for this EZX.

Five questions to Martin Kristoffersson, Toontrack sound designer/engineer and project lead for this EZX.

Q: What was the overall aim with this EZX and what does it offer in contrast to the other titles available in the EZX family?
A: Toontrack has recorded quite a bit of loud drums in some of the most spacious rooms on the planet, but for this specific EZX we were after pretty much the exact opposite end of the audio spectrum – tight, organic and intimate. Not a drum booth type of tone, rather just the raw acoustic essence of each kit captured in a low-diffusion ambience that still was big enough to allow the drums to sing naturally.

Q: You went through an extreme selective process compiling the final line-up of kits. Tell us how and why you whittled it down to what ended up in the final product.
A: Going in to this session, we had a huge array of drums at our disposal. Whittling the selection down was indeed a process, but well worth it. Listening back to the finished product, we really managed to capture a broad palette of tones – from short, snappy and tight to deep, long and dark. We also went with rather light and thin snare drums, almost exclusively made out of wood. Cymbal-wise, we had the same approach and tried to capture the entire range – from bright, crisp and light to deep, dark and vibrant ones. The one common denominator we really honed in on was finding relatively thin cymbals that all had a nice sustain and singing tone even when not hit very hard. A lot of the tones, of course, come from the instruments themselves, but I can’t emphasize enough how much the actual stroke of the drummer plays in to the equation of sound. We also had the help of a great drum tech in Daniel Berglund. His knowledge was invaluable not only for tuning drums but also microphone positioning, overall engineering as well as fixing the quirks and noises that always come as a result of working with vintage drums.

Q: You mentioned stroke as something essential in the process of capturing these drums. How much does the actual way a drummer hits the instrument change the overall tone?
A: Different drums speak in different ways and extracting the most out of each one takes quite the drummer. There is more to the art of hitting a drum than just pushing air through it. Thomas did an amazing job of capturing these drums for us. We decided early in the process to sample these drums a bit softer than usual, partly because of how a more delicate touch really made the drums come alive in the room, but also because of how we envisioned the end-product in the context of a song. These are not drums for loud rock songs, having to force their way through a wall of distorted guitars – these are drums meant to serve as the heartbeat of the rhythm section in laid-back, acoustic and organic-sounding productions.

Q: What mics and outboard did you use and why?
A: For the kick drum, we tried tons of different options and ultimately ended up with three mics: an AKG D112 inside the drum and two mics in front of it. The D112, a staple in the industry, is probably what you reach for when you need more attack. The first mic outside the drum is a Shure Beta91. It is most commonly used inside the kick to provide a bit of attack, but we ended up putting it in front of the drum instead and actually angled it 90 degrees away from the center to get a slightly rounder and less direct sound. The third kick mic is a Neumann TLM103, positioned about a foot from the drum. This mic is probably the most complete out of the three and provides both a bit of attack as well as a full and rich tone throughout the frequency spectrum.

For the snare drum, we ended up with a Shure SM7B and a Neumann KM84 close to the batter head and the trusty SM57 on the bottom head. The SM7B provides a bit more low end while the KM84 is slightly brighter and has a bit more snap to it. They really complement one another and together, they create that full, rich and deep tone. On the toms, we went with the classic Sennheiser MD421 on top, but also blended in Beyerdynamic Opus 66 bottom mics as well. To me, tom bottom mics usually don’t sound particularly interesting on their own, but in this case the combination produced the exact picture we wanted. It gives the toms a bit more sustain and provides a fuller low end. For the hi-hats, we blended an SM57 with a Røde small diaphraghm condenser mic to get a bit of dirt and character as well as some crisp in the high end.

For overheads, we went with a spaced pair of Neumann KM100s. In addition, we set up a couple of Coles 4038 ribbon mics behind the drummer. The Coles are perhaps not to be considered as overhead mics, but rather kit mics set up to capture the kit as a whole. This microphone positioning technique is probably most commonly referred to as the “Recorderman.” I personally like it as both the kick and snare drum are centered in the stereo image, in contrast to many other two-mic setups where the kick might be pushed to the side a bit.

In the other end of the room we placed a pair of small diaphragm condensers. We positioned them on the floor and added some wooden panels underneath to and add a bit of reflections more life to them. For the percussion close mic sounds we once again relied on an SM57.

As far as outboard goes, we used a couple of different options. At our disposal we had an SSL Duality Console. With its smooth, transparent preamps and a great EQ section it was the main workhorse for this session. In addition, a couple of kick and snare mics were routed through an API 3124, which can give you an extra bit of punch. For most of the condenser mics, we found a Grace M802 preamp being the best choice as it tamed some of the high end. All channels were routed through the EQ of the SSL console and we also used a bit of SPL Transient Designer, mainly to tame some of the sustain on the toms.

Q: You’ve worked at Toontrack for many years, recorded in studios all over the world and always said that you’ll never get tired of recording drums. What’s so great about drums?
A: Being a drummer and a mixing engineer, I can appreciate the challenge when it comes both to recording and mixing drums. It’s such a crucial part of the end result of a song. Much like vocals, if the sound and performance is not there, the whole song may not live up to its potential. Also, unlike other acoustic instruments, the tone that comes out of a kit is largely dependent on the room in which it’s played. You can place two identical kits in different rooms, mimic the signal chains and use the exact same gear in the entire process, but you’d still end up with two completely different-sounding kits. That’s why I love drums and why it’s always a treat to capture them. There simply are no two identical drum recordings.

MEET THE
DRUMMER.

MEET THE
DRUMMER.

MEET THE
DRUMMER.

MEET THE
DRUMMER.

Over the years, Thomas Hedlund has taken his unique groove either to the studio or the stage with modern pop titans like Phoenix and Miike Snow to Swedish indie bands likes Deportees, The Perishers and Håkan Hellström. Meet one of Sweden’s most productive and versatile drummers!

Over the years, Thomas Hedlund has taken his unique groove either to the studio or the stage with modern pop titans like Phoenix and Miike Snow to Swedish indie bands likes Deportees, The Perishers and Håkan Hellström. Meet one of Sweden’s most productive and versatile drummers!

Q: What’s your history with Toontrack and how were you approached about this project?
A: I’m fortunate enough to having worked with Toontrack before. I’ve both recorded samples but also made a collection of beats. To add to this, Mattias Eklund actually recorded my very first album! I was sixteen years old and I played in a local hardcore band.

Q: You were very much involved picking out the different kits and cymbals. What was the selective process like and which specific qualities did you try to cover with the different setups?
A: I wanted to go for a “modern vintage” kind of sound. Something heartfelt and individual, as older drums tend to be, but at the same time aiming for a contemporary quality, often found in indie music of today.

Q: On a more personal note, you started touring at the age of 16 and you’re now coming up on 25 years playing in bands. If you had to name a some highlights along the way, what would they be?
A: Wow, there are many fun moments to be quite honest. Everything from playing punk at an abandoned farm house outside Sevilla in my teens – with bats flying over our heads – to having Daft Punk as guests at a sold out Phoenix show at Madison Square Garden. Another highlight was definitely having Beyoncé front row, dancing and singing along when we played Coachella with Phoenix.

Q: Throughout your career, shifting between different music styles has been somewhat of a theme. You’ve done anything from mellow and acoustic pop to pummeling post-metal. How do you adapt, both creatively and gear-wise?
A: I’ve been truly fortunate and blessed to having had this opportunity. I’ve been lucky enough to work with band members who really care about the drums; who

wants to let the rhythmic ideas become important parts of the overall compositions. That has pushed me to develop my playing in what I hope to be an imaginative way. Gear-wise it’s obviously been different between the bands, so it’s kind of hard to pin down. I’ve used so many different sounds and approaches that it’s hard to find a general concept. I tend to lean towards older kits though, or newer that sounds kind of old. Which is what we’ve aimed for with this release.

Q: If you had to choose, is there one style of music where you feel at most “home” from a drumming point of view?
A: I would say rock and pop. That’s what I’ve been doing the most over the years.

Q: To you, what makes a great drum sound?
A: The boring answer is that it depends on the music. But generally I like when the production aspect of recording drums really show. That the sonic dimension is part of the composition.

Q: And what makes a great drummer?
A: Someone who’s playing for the song, but is fearless when it comes to making the drums a crucial part of the composition. That can be done in so many ways, obviously. Sometimes just keeping the backbeat on the hi-har is exactly what the song needs, and the next time it’s all about filling up every imaginable space. So: being adaptable and attentive. But most important is to play with an open soul and a big heart. Emotions are the source from which we get everything creative.

Q: Listening back to the final product, did it come out like you had envisioned?
A: It sure did! I think the product will allow people to get a contemporary sound, without it being overpowering and unsubtle.

THE KITS.

THE KITS.

THE KITS.

THE KITS.

From bright, tight and organic to dark, big and heavily processed
– this EZX covers the entire sonic range.

THE MELLOW BACKBEAT KIT.

THE MELLOW BACKBEAT KIT.

THE MELLOW BACKBEAT KIT.

“Small in size, but big in character. This kit is the definition of how less definitely can be more.”

“Small in size, but big in character. This kit is the definition of how less definitely can be more.”

AUDIO DEMO

Brand: Ludwig
Model: Downbeat
Era: 1960s
Shell construction: Three-ply mahogany/poplar/mahogany
Shell finish: Sky Blue Pearl
Tool recorded: Wincent 7A XL drumsticks

KICK
Size: 14×20″
Batter head: Aquarian Modern Vintage II
Resonance head: Ludwig Original

RACK TOM
Size: 8×12″
Batter head: Remo Ambassador Coated
Resonance head: Remo Ambassador Coated

FLOOR TOM
Size: 14×14″
Batter head: Remo Ambassador Coated
Resonance head: Remo Ambassador Coated

SNARE
Brand: Ludwig
Model: Acrolite
Shell construction: Aluminum
Shell finish: Aluminum
Size: 5×14″
Batter head: Remo Ambassador Coated
Resonance head: Remo Ambassador Snare Side

*All other manufacturers’ product names are trademarks of their respective owners, which are in no way associated or affiliated with Toontrack. See full notice here.

THE SOFT ROCK KIT.

THE SOFT ROCK KIT.

THE SOFT ROCK KIT.

“Soft and mellow but with still with tons of attitude. Also has probably the coolest finish I’ve ever laid eyes on.”

“Soft and mellow but with still with tons of attitude. Also has probably the coolest finish I’ve ever laid eyes on.”

AUDIO DEMO

Brand: Ludwig
Model: Hollywood
Era: 1970s
Shell construction: Three-ply mahogany/poplar/maple
Shell finish: Citrus Mod
Tool recorded: Wincent 7A XL drumsticks

KICK
Size: 14×22″
Batter head: Remo Weatherking Powerstroke 3 Bass
Resonance head: Ludwig WeatherMaster Heavy

RACK TOM
Size: 9×13″
Batter head: Remo Emperor Coated
Resonance head: Remo Ambassador Coated

FLOOR TOM
Size: 16×16″
Batter head: Remo Emperor Coated
Resonance head: Remo Ambassador Coated

SNARE
Brand: Ludwig
Model: Supraphonic 1965 Keystone badge
Shell construction: Aluminum
Shell finish: Aluminum
Size: 5×14″
Batter head: Remo Ambassador Coated
Resonance head: Ludwig WeatherMaster Snare Head Clear

*All other manufacturers’ product names are trademarks of their respective owners, which are in no way associated or affiliated with Toontrack. See full notice here.

THE ACOUSTIC INDIE KIT.

THE ACOUSTIC INDIE KIT.

THE ACOUSTIC INDIE KIT.

“A superbly balanced and natural-sounding kit that just sits effortlessly in any mix.”

“A superbly balanced and natural-sounding kit that just sits effortlessly in any mix.”

AUDIO DEMO

Brand: C&C
Model: Custom
Era: 2010s
Shell construction: Five-ply walnut/poplar/walnut with maple rings
Shell finish: Walnut
Tool recorded: Wincent 7A XL drumsticks

KICK
Size: 14×22″
Batter head: Aquarian Deep Vintage II
Resonance head: Evans Level 360 EQ3 Resonant

RACK TOM
Size: 9×13″
Batter head: Aquarian Performance II
Resonance head: Aquarian Super 2

FLOOR TOM
Size: 16×16″
Batter head: Aquarian Performance II
Resonance head: Aquarian Super 2

SNARE
Brand: C&C
Model: Custom
Shell construction: Walnut/poplar/walnut with maple rings
Shell finish: Walnut
Size: 4×14″
Batter head: Evans Level 360 HD Dry
Resonance head: Remo C&C Custom Clear

*All other manufacturers’ product names are trademarks of their respective owners, which are in no way associated or affiliated with Toontrack. See full notice here.

THE SMALL POP KIT.

THE SMALL POP KIT.

THE SMALL POP KIT.

“We chose to sample this one in two in different sizes and with both sticks and brushes since it’s one of those workhorse-type of kits you never can go wrong with.”

“We chose to sample this one in two in different sizes and with both sticks and brushes since it’s one of those workhorse-type of kits you never can go wrong with.”

STICKS

Brand: Yamaha
Model: 11000 Maple Custom
Era: 1990s
Shell construction: Maple
Shell finish: Black Maple
Tool recorded: Wincent 7A XL drumsticks

KICK
Size: 14×22″
Batter head: Remo Powerstroke 3 Coated
Resonance head: Yamaha Original

RACK TOM
Size: 8×12″
Batter head: Remo Emperor Coated
Resonance head: Remo Ambassador Clear

FLOOR TOM
Size: 14×14″
Batter head: Remo Emperor Coated
Resonance head: Remo Ambassador Clear

SNARE
Brand: Ludwig
Model: Auditorium
Shell construction: Mahogany
Shell finish: Mahogany Lacquer
Size: 8×15″
Batter head: Remo Skyntone
Resonance head: Remo Ambassador Snare Side

BRUSHES

Brand: Yamaha
Model: 11000 Maple Custom
Era: 1990s
Shell construction: Maple
Shell finish: Black Maple
Tool recorded: Headhunters Soft Corn brushes

KICK
Size: 16×24″
Batter head: Remo Powerstroke 3 Coated
Resonance head: Remo Fiberskyn 3 PA

RACK TOM
Size: 9×13″
Batter head: Remo Emperor Suede
Resonance head: Remo Ambassador Clear

FLOOR TOM
Size: 16×16″
Batter head: Remo Emperor Coated
Resonance head: Remo Ambassador Clear

SNARE
Brand: Ludwig
Model: Acrolite
Shell construction: Aluminum
Shell finish: Aluminum
Size: 5×14″
Batter head: Remo Ambassador Coated
Resonance head: Remo Weatherking Ambassador Snare

*All other manufacturers’ product names are trademarks of their respective owners, which are in no way associated or affiliated with Toontrack. See full notice here.

THE HIGH AND LOW KIT.

THE HIGH AND LOW KIT.

THE HIGH AND LOW KIT.

“With an extremely deep kick and high-tuned toms, this is a kit of contrasts. It really stands out and has a great personality.”

“With an extremely deep kick and high-tuned toms, this is a kit of contrasts. It really stands out and has a great personality.”

AUDIO DEMO

Brand: Yamaha
Model: 9000 Pre-Recording
Era: 1970s
Shell construction: Birch
Shell finish: Real Wood
Tools recorded: Wincent 7A XL drumsticks

KICK
Size: 14×26″
Batter head: Remo Emperor Coated
Resonance Head head: Remo Ambassador Coated

RACK TOM
Size: 9×13″
Batter head: Remo Ambassador X
Resonance Head head: Remo Ambassador Clear

FLOOR TOM
Size: 16×16″
Batter head: Evans UV 1 Coated
Resonance Head head: Evans Genera Resonant Clear

SNARE
Brand: Ludwig
Model: Supraphonic Keystone Badge 60s pre-serial
Shell construction: Chrome over brass
Shell finish: Chrome
Size: 5×14″
Batter head: Remo Ambassador Coated
Resonance head: Remo Ambassador Snare Side

*All other manufacturers’ product names are trademarks of their respective owners, which are in no way associated or affiliated with Toontrack. See full notice here.

CYMBALS, ADDITIONAL SNARES, PERCUSSION AND EXTRAS.

SEE FULL INSTRUMENT LIST & DETAILS.

SEE FULL INSTRUMENT LIST & DETAILS.

CYMBALS.

Hi-hats
14″ Zildjian New Beat 1960s
14″ Zildjian A – 1940s (recorded with brushes)
16″ Zildjian A – 1960s
16″ Istanbul Agop 30th Anniversary

Crashes
17″ Zildjian A 1960s
16″ Zildjian A Paper Thin 1960s (recorded with both sticks and brushes)
17″ Zildjian K Dark Crash EAK 1980s
18″ Zildjian A 1950s (recorded with both sticks and brushes)
19″ Zildjian K Sweet Crash

Rides
24″ Zildjian A 1940s
22″ Zildjian A 1950s (recorded with brushes)
20″ Zildjian K Jazz Ride EAK 1980s

ADDITIONAL SNARES.

Brand: Ludwig
Model: Super Porto-Pak
Shell construction: Mahogany/poplar/mahogany
Shell finish: Sky Blue Pearl
Size: 5,5×13″
Batter head: Remo Ambassador Coated
Resonance head: Ludwig Weather Master Clear

Brand: Ludwig
Model: Downbeat
Shell construction: Mahogany/poplar/mahogany
Shell finish: Silver Sparkle
Size: 4×14″
Batter head: Remo Ambassador Coated
Resonance head: Remo Ambassador Snare Side
Sampled with both sticks and brushes

Brand: Yamaha
Model: MSD 14AF Custom – Anton Fig Signature
Shell construction: Maple
Shell finish: Black Laquer
Size: 6×14″
Batter head: Aquarian Texture Coated
Resonance head: Yamaha Snare Clear

Brand: Yamaha
Model: Recording Custom 9000 065MD
Shell construction: Steel
Shell finish: Chrome
Size: 6×14″
Batter head: Remo Ambassador Coated
Resonance head: Remo Ambassador Snare Side

Brand: Ludwig
Model: Super Classic Symphonic
Shell construction: Mahogany/poplar/maple
Shell finish: Gold Sparkle
Size: 6.5×14″
Batter head: Remo Ambassador Coated
Resonance head: Remo Ambassador Snare Side
Sampled with both sticks and brushes

Brand: Yamaha
Model: Maple Custom
Shell construction: Maple
Shell finish: Black Maple
Size: 5.5×14″
Batter head: Remo Weatherking X14
Resonance head: Aquarian Classic Clear Snare Side

PERCUSSION AND EXTRAS.

Tambourines
Latin Percussion Cyclops
Meinl TA2AB
Wood Tambourine

Shakers
Meinl Rawhide Maracas
Cabbage Shaker
Multi-Shaker

Misc.
Hand claps
Stick count
Hi-hat “ching-ring″ tambourine

CREDITS.

Recorded at: Toontrack Studio, Umeå, Sweden
Lead engineers: Martin Kristoffersson, Daniel Berglund
Assistant engineers: Viktor Hansson, Ulf Edlund
Drums sampled by: Thomas Hedlund
Drum tech: Daniel Berglund
MIDI by: Norman Garschke

*All other manufacturers’ product names are trademarks of their respective owners, which are in no way associated or affiliated with Toontrack. See full notice here.

THE PRESETS.

The preset library includes a collection of settings designed to bring out the raw, genuine and acoustic character of each kit. Don’t expect heavily saturated or compressed drum mixes – rather a collection of delicately engineered but still colorful kit presets intended to seamlessly work in any acoustic or organic-sounding production.

THE MIDI.

The Singer-Songwriter EZX MIDI content includes a basic collection of laid-back, mellow and fundamental grooves, tailored for any style commonly associated with the genre. It also covers a selection of percussion patterns involving the included instruments, like shakers and tambourines. Simply drag, drop, mix and match to map out entire organic-sounding performances. As always, with the ‘Edit Play Style’ feature – the creative possibilities are endless.

SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS.

6 GB free disk space, 4 GB RAM (8 GB or more recommended).
A working EZdrummer 2.2.1 (or above) or a Superior Drummer 3.2.4 (or above) installation.

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