MegeMetal Drums is a free drum VST you can use in your metal songs that I found on KVR Audio. You can’t go wrong with this free drum VST for metal productions.

I’ve mentioned MT Power Drum Kit 2 in other articles, and there’s a reason why-it’s fantastic for being free! So if you’re on a budget, start here. Since SSD5 comes with tons of grooves, it’s perfect for writers who don’t know how to program drums or at least program them as a drummer would actually play.

I haven't said anything that hasn't already been said a million times already on this forum.With SSD5, you get tons of kit presets (including metal), 1,000 MIDI grooves, fast MIDI mapping, one-shot snare samples, etc. Instead, maintain your integrity by working hard on creating your own powerhouse. They do help you learn or discover parts of a software you never thought would be useful in tone shaping. Then at least you'll have a slightly better understanding on how things work. Listen to other tones, dial in whatever you want in gearbox/podfarm and try and get it sound to the similar. One preset is never going to apply to loads of different songs. If you can't mix it after it sounds good at the source and make it sit you may aswell cut your penis and hands off - because THAT is what makes the difference, most tones work well but they all need to have a context. Ofcourse people want to reflect some of their influences in their music/general sound, thats what helps evolve music - they add to it.īring on the presets, I don't care because every time i've used them it just reminds me of how shit I am and how this isn't 'my own sound' and i feel undeserving. This is so bullshit and reminds me that so many people on this forum are just out to copy others without pioneering sound to suit their own tastes.

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