Improve your midi drums for $0 | SSD5 Free | Steven Slate Drums 5

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In today's video, I'll show you how to enhance your MIDI drum sounds without spending a penny! We'll be exploring the free version of the Steven Slate Drums 5.5 virtual drum plugin. I'll highlight some of the key features of the plugin, and the advantages that the free version of SSD5 offers, especially for home studio users and those with an electric drum kit. Additionally, I'll guide you through the process of mapping your kit to get you up and running quickly and easily.

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[@eDrumsandVSTs]

SSD is such a great library -- group of libraries, I guess you could say. Some people say SSD sounds are passe or overused these days, but I absolutely love them. Great snares, the sounds take mixing and effects so great, etc.

[@mixinglessons]

I agree! 😀

[@davepoulsen-bi9un]

Awesome video help me a lot , I just have a question so I have the free version and I want to purchase the full version download can I leave the free version on my PC or do I have to delete it I've had to do a lot of mapping so hoping I don't have to delete free version thanks

[@mixinglessons]

Hey, thanks for your question. No, you shouldn't need to delete the free version. I hope that helps. 😊

[@davepoulsen-bi9un]

I enjoyed your video I have a question when you select one of the kids out of the #3 that are available are you not able to listen to the full kit I know you can click on each one of the drums or symbols it would be nice if you could hear the hole drum kit ,like in BDF player when you pick a kit to the left of that column there is a arrow that you click on and it'll play a short Loop of what that kit sounds like. Keep up the good work

[@mixinglessons]

Hey, thanks for your question. Yes, there's a way to do this. Go into the 'Grooves' menu on the left and play one of the grooves. Set it to loop so that it keeps playing. Then go to the 'Create' menu, and you can select each kit and listen to the groove being played through each kit. I hope this helps.

[@davepoulsen-bi9un]

@@mixinglessons awesome thank you I deeply appreciate that thanks for taking the time to get back to me have a great day

[@mixinglessons]

My pleasure 🙂

[@oldhpirs4]

How would this work on a roland td 07 kvx??

[@mixinglessons]

There might be a pre-made template. If not, you can map the kit just the way I show in this video ☺️

[@JefferyVincentArthur-wb1xn]

Which electric drum set is that

[@mixinglessons]

It’s a Millenium MPS-850

[@walkcycle5436]

Does it work on FL Studio

[@mixinglessons]

Sure does. 🙂

[@walkcycle5436]

@@mixinglessons ok thanks