Anyone tried Drum Computer from Sugarbytes?

[bite_me]

All the drums used in this track (minus the kick) were synthsized using drum computer. VERY happy with drum computer lately.

https://soundcloud.com/patchmodular/eri ... al_sharing

Sweet indeed!

[JoeCat]

Alex Reid has a great little ~7 min video explaining Drumcomputer, and IMHO it'd be really helpful for someone just starting out.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RUd3KNwXlYQ

I know he's an affiliate, but it's still packed with some great info, especially on the relationship between the different engines. Everything's in the manual of course, but this hammers home a few notable points (for example, how the Resonator is the source of FM for the Wavetable osc, even if it's sound is turned off).

[damoog]

Microtonic just outshines every drum plug in on the market for me ,it’s that good

Drum computer is a pass for me as it has no umph,only other worthy mention is heartbeat from softube

[cptgone]

Microtonic just outshines every drum plug in on the market for me ,it’s that good

Drum computer is a pass for me as it has no umph,only other worthy mention is heartbeat from softube

Just curious - does that appraisal include the discontinued FXpansion Tremor?

[maxym.srpl]

Microtonic just outshines every drum plug in on the market for me ,it’s that good

Drum computer is a pass for me as it has no umph,only other worthy mention is heartbeat from softube

I like how the Drumcomputer generates fills. Is there any other sequencer having similar feature?

[maxym.srpl]

no one? nobody?

[Dirtgrain]

I like how the Drumcomputer generates fills. Is there any other sequencer having similar feature?

Sample-based Groove Agent (pricey) has a cool set-up for this, but they are all in the form of predetermined patterns you can swap (not sure if it has a randomization feature). EZ Drummer and the like also have something for this--but not as nifty.

[tonycore]

MDrummer by Melda generates lots of cool fills...if you are up for the Melda Way...