Sean Pandy Drums is a VST/AU drum rompler plugin with Kick, Snare, 4 Toms - and a Sub Blower that will do exactly as its name suggests.

Every drum consists of 6 velocity layers and up to 10 random-robin samples, that means you should get no machine gun effect even with fast repetitions.

Sean Pandy Drums comes in 2 flavours: stereo or multi-channel. The stereo plugin will output all drums over channels 1+2, the multi-channel plugin will output all drums on separate channels. See the labels on the plugin for routing details. Please note that Reverb and Master panning are not available in the multi-channel version.

The drums are mapped after the General MIDI standard, the Sub Blower takes the place of a 2nd Floor Tom.

• Kick: 35/B1 and 36/C1
• Snare: 38/D1 to 40/1
• Tom 1: 48/C2
• Tom 2: 47/B1
• Tom 3: 45/A1
• Tom 4: 43/G1
• Sub Blower: 41/F1

All plugin formats share the same unique plugin ID, that means you should have no issues when transitioning from e.g. a Win/32-Bit system to a Mac/64-bit setup and so on.

To help with 32/64-bit troubles on Windows, the 32-bit VSTis are available in two versions. By default, the 32-Bit VSTis have the SAME unique IDs as their 64-bit VSTi counterparts. This is great when you work with a 32-bit host on one machine and a 64-bit host on the other, because the plugin will be found wherever you upen it. If you want this, download the spd***vst32.zips.

There is also a 32-Bit VSTi with a DIFFERENT unique ID, this enables you to keep the 32-Bit and 64-Bit versions side by side on one system, which is great if you're working with a host that bridges 32-/64-bit plugins and would become confused by two plugins with the same unique ID. On the other hand, it means the plugin will be reported missing when you open a project from a 64-Bit host in a 32-Bit host and vice versa. If you want this, download the spd***vst32-altid.zips.

Sean Pandy Drums is available FREE

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Last edited: Feb 1, 2016