import my own samples to superior drummer 4

Virtual Studio Technology (VST) software offers a computer-based alternative to using any module sounds at all. To be honest, we could write whole separate article on this subject alone. A tom-tom for example will trigger one sample when played quietly and another when played loudly (the amount of layers will increase the higher up the market you go) whereas a custom sample is just one layer that gets played back at various volumes. It is worth noting that aside from the obvious upside of being able to use any drum sound possible, unfortunately importing samples does come with a potential downside - the factory module sounds will actually be split into individual samples for different velocity levels (depending on how hard the pad is struck). If you’re unsure of where to start looking for sounds, try our own SampleRadar (opens in new tab) which has over 70,000 free audio samples available. This limits the possibilities of kit creation only to your imagination as any sound you can find or create is at your disposal. In addition to likely hundreds of in-built sounds on your module, many also enable you to import sounds via SD card or USB memory.

Import my own samples to superior drummer 4