Toontracks Superior Drummer and/or EZ Drummer - non-Toontracks MIDI Drum Resources

[secondwindow]

If you're using Toontracks Superior Drummer and/or EZ Drummer ...

What are your favorite sources non-Toontracks MIDI drum files?

I've been using BFD3, Groove Monkee, and OddGrooves.

 

[Jumpback]

I use SD-3 but not aware of BFD3 Groove M Biz?? Is it a special library?

 

[secondwindow]

BFD3 is a VST instrument, they also have additional MIDI drums libraries.

www.bfddrums.com

Groove Monkee does MIDI Drum libraries.

https://groovemonkee.com/

Same for Odd Grooves.

https://oddgrooves.com/

 

[rzjd]

I go here most often. a lot of content includes some MIDI.
https://www.youtube.com/@RecreationMixChallenge/videos

 

[L-Plates]

Native Instruments Studio or Abbey Road Drummer sets sometimes, but SD3 is just so versatile I seldom use anything else now.

 

[NY Guitarist]

A VERY interesting virtual drum machine is Modalics Beat Scholar, which when teamed up with their MINDst Drums software is a killer combo.

https://www.modalics.com/beatscholar

Powerful and easy to create patterns that can be used and modified in realtime or exported as MIDI files.

 

[Dave Merrill]

A VERY interesting virtual drum machine is Modalics Beat Scholar, which when teamed up with their MINDst Drums software is a killer combo.

https://www.modalics.com/beatscholar

Powerful and easy to create patterns that can be used and modified in realtime or exported as MIDI files.

Looks cool, never heard it, thanks.

 

[secondwindow]

A VERY interesting virtual drum machine is Modalics Beat Scholar, which when teamed up with their MINDst Drums software is a killer combo.

https://www.modalics.com/beatscholar

Powerful and easy to create patterns that can be used and modified in realtime or exported as MIDI files.

I haven't heard of Beat Scholar - I'll check it out. Thanks for the tip!

 

[secondwindow]

Native Instruments Studio or Abbey Road Drummer sets sometimes, but SD3 is just so versatile I seldom use anything else now.

I'm only using SD3 these days, too. I'm just looking for other good sources for MIDI drum tracks/patterns.