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Digidesign Strike RTAS Virtual Drummer
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Product: Digidesign Strike RTAS Virtual Drummer
Price Paid: UNKNOWN
Submitted 05/19/2008
at 11:16am
by Chuck Kirkpatrick
Reviewer Background
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I'm a multi-instrumentalist, producer and vocalist using Pro-Tools in a Mac Mini, monitoring with KEF reference monitors and Sony 7506 'phones. I produce jingles and backing track for TV and radio.
Ease of Use
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No Opinion
I can honestly say I have not used this yet, but I have heard it at the Digi website
Sounds/Sound Quality
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5
All I heard was the raw drums - no other instruments. And truthfully I was not blown away by any of the demo sounds.
Overall Rating
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5
The price seems fair enough. I use EZ drummer ($160) which is somewhat limited by the number of available sounds (unless you buy the add-ons), but they are a bit more snappy that Strike's
Product: Digidesign Strike RTAS Virtual Drummer
Price Paid: UNKNOWN
Submitted 03/13/2008
at 10:47pm
by Dean Madonia
Email: deanmadonia at yahoo<dot>com
Reviewer Background
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Making music 40 years, mostly keys and gtr but also bass and drums. I am running PT 7.4 on a MacBook Pro and monitoring through Yamaha NS-10s.
Ease of Use
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8
Easy to install, easy to use (but very deep if you want to go there). Great automation and midi support. The manual is PDF. NOBODY likes this. EVER. Why can't manufacturers figure this out?
Sounds/Sound Quality
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10
Stereo mix, but the controls within the program make it a full drum mix with all the flexibility of a big studio rig.
Overall Rating
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8
Well woth the price - I looked at BFD, EZ Drums, Addictive and Stylus RMX. Since I was using PT I thought I'd give it a shot. I am very happy with this descision.
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