The only project I've done with Superior, though, UI built a kit and then routed it into Reaper, and mixed it there. I've used them here and there while demoing out ideas, and for that purpose, they're totally fine and I have no complaints. I honestly haven't spent much time playing with the presets in Superior 3. which on the other hand, has more realistic velocity dynamics (especially hihats) Yes I do differentiate between what I LIKE and what 'sounds good' compared to album recordings.Īnd SSD5 and PD just sounds way more finished and usable than Superior 3. well, I guess, perfect sound for 'djent' bands, overall the presets do sound pretty good. But it has a little fuller sounding presets than the overly clicky/trebly SD5 stuff.ģ. Steven Slate 5 has decently realistic velocity levels, but not like SD3. Presets vary but most are quite bad to my earsĢ. Superior 3 is easily the most realistic when it comes to velocity, hihats and all that. I already regret making this thread because it's stupid and a WASTE OF TIME when I could be ROCKING OUT instead.Īfter trying out a few I THINK I like Steven Slate 5 the most.īut the 'realism' factor is very different in these:ġ. Click to expand.Have I ever worked up myself about something actually worth working up about? :lol:

Superior drummer 3.