The Metal Month continues at Toontrack’s with the new Rock Warehouse SDX drum library and its MIDI bank.
To produce The Rock Warehouse SDX, Toontrack called Randy Staub and ex-Nickelback drummer Ryan Vikedal to record three complete kits, two kicks and 5 additional snare as well as a large collection of cymbals, for use in Superior Drummer.
Sampled drum kits include an Ayotte Custom, a Gretsch USA Custom and a Dunnett Titanium. They are completed with two 22" × 18" Ayotte Custom maple (two tunings) and 20" × 14" 1960’s Ludwig kicks, and a choice of low-tuned 14" × 5" Gretsch USA Custom, 14" × 5" Jeff Ocheltree Spirit 2002, 14" × 8" Ludwig Black Beauty and 13" × 4" Ayotte Custom Maple snares.
Cymbals are Zildjian, with three available sets as well as an additional 12" K Splash.
The drums were recorded on a Neve AIR console, a rare custom model designed by Neve for the AIR Studios. In total, the library features 20GB of content, including a MIDI library that can also be purchased separately for 25€.
The Rock Warehouse SDX collection retails for 159€ and you can listen to audio demos at www.toontrack.com.
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