Yeah, I can understand the compromise, I just feel ToonTrack hit the nail on the head when they did both, good level of articulations, multi mic, and reasonable size (the larger hi-hats are 900+ mb's at 44khz).Gregjazz wrote:Yeah, Douglas answered that question before. The hihat alone is 4.4 gb. With a multi-mic setup, the library wouldn't be very practical unless he comprimised some of the articulations, velocity layers, or other features.Architeuthis wrote:I think you are right. But, for me, the features totally outweigh the fact it doesn't have micing options.Cyrosis wrote:DFHS has me spoiled with its multi mic setup, so I really have had no interest at all in drum libraries without all the mics intact. As far as I can tell, NS Kit doesn't have this, correct me if I am wrong of course.
Then again, some people would rather just load a kit than have to mix the mics themselves.
So it does just come down to personal taste with this setup, but as has been mentioned, I'm sure it was a plethora of reasons beyond the fine product that made it get looked over, or just never heard of.

