I've been using an exteded trial version of Superior Drummer for a while, but I'm interested in buying it. If you buy it does it come with a sound library?

 

Yes kieran it has a sound library and is very good indeed !! Go on ;-)

 

You have all informations on their web sites...

"Superior Drummer 2.0 comes with 20 GB of meticulously sampled quality drums, recorded in the legendary Avatar Studios in New York City by engineer duo Neil Dorfsman and Pat Thrall together with drummer Nir Z. Between..."

 

Of course it come with a library, a library of 20 GB recorded in the Avatar Studios. *yes*

 

It´s worth the money.
Karl

 

I'm a freakin' midi drums nut. I've tried damn near every midi drum kit that has come out in the last 5 or 6 years. I always end up coming back to Superior Drummer. Especially if whatever project that I'm working on feels important to me. Hell for that matter, you really can't go wrong with Toontrack's EZ Drummer either. The included drum library should keep you satisfied for some time.

 

I still use superior drummer too,and it s very good,or i should say,it was the best when it was released.Ihave bfd3 too but i can t use it at its best because my pc doesn t have enough ram,so i should give up some quality to make it work flawlessly.ANd it s a pity,because the snares in bfd are a couple of steps above superior drummer,independently of the expansions i use.a 4 years gap between two softwares makes a great difference,i hope toontrack will release a superior drummer 3,and it will be the best.