Manda Audio

Great plugin for pretty specific uses. It has a very creative and easy-to-use design with respect to the "grooves" element, which is the only thing I would probably use it for. Has 4/4 and 6/8 grooves, with a fairly decent selection. But what makes the grooves portion so cool is how easy it is to create and vary the drums. Each set of grooves has a selection of fills associated with it, and you can mix and match to your liking.

There are two main things I don't care for: 1.) It's not very natural sounding. The tones are excellent, but they don't sound like real drums. There's no option (that I saw) that allows the plugin to assign dynamics other than to do it manually with the actual MIDI clips. The second issue is the lack of rimshot grooves -- there are none. Now, the plugin shows something called a "sidestick," which I assume is likely their name for a rimshot, but I had zero luck hearing anything when assigning its channel designation in the settings.

Still, for what it is, I think it's a great idea. I hope we'll see it expanded. Perhaps some type of rompler option, which would allow me to easily play grooves with pre-existing MIDI clips with varying dynamics the plugin and process.

It is "nagware", so free only if you have patience to deal with nagging for payment every time.

Besides that it is, affordable and has good sounds, I chosen it for plain vanilla rock drumming after auditioning a few free options.

A solid multi-band EQ with a nice interface. I'd also recommend their drum machine VST. Decent CPU usage from what I can tell.

One of the best Drum Kit VST available, especially suiting for Pop Rock composers.

It doesn't takes much space and has a really clean and nice interface.

And its absolutely free, what do you want more?