The Progressive Foundry SDX was recorded at the renowned Sing Sing Recording Studios in Melbourne, Australia, by engineer/producer Forrester Savell. Needless to say, The Progressive Foundry SDX continues the tradition of its sibling The Metal Foundry SDX and gives you one of the most profound expansions in the Superior Drummer Line. 10/10 do recommend.Five complete kits, a total of 17 snare drums, 31 cymbals and five hi-hats – all captured on 26 separate channels and spanning a staggering 63 gigabytes of raw, unprocessed sounds. I have to say that the selection of snare drums in this pack is exceptional. well you can have your cake and eat it too in a way that you'd never be able to accomplish if these components weren't sampled separately. You really love the way the 414 overheads make the toms sound, and the ribbon mics make the cymbals sound dull but they've got a really nice body to the kick drum, and the U47's make the cymbals and snare sound killer. There are subtle differences between the different overheads and ambient mics, and the bleed control in Superior's mixer gives you a stupefying amount of control.įor example, you can use the bleed controls to separate the different parts of your kit through the mics that sound best. A full installation (with all the bleed and ambient mics) can eat up more than 5GB of RAM just in samples (on top of whatever the rest of your DAW wants to eat up).Īlso, a lot of the extra overhead pairs have the bleed off, so you'll need to turn all that on before you can pick and choose which pairs to use.

All I can say is HOLY CRAP!!!!!!! I love it!īe warned though, you need A LOT of RAM to take full advantage of this expansion. So I finally ordered the Progressive Foundry SDX and got it installed.

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