TOTAL STUDIO DRUMS
Total Studio Drums is a comprehensive drum library designed for Modern Rock, Pop, Country, and Metal music styles. This collection of mix-ready drum tones provides producers and musicians with a wide range of sounds to choose from, ensuring that you'll always find the perfect drum sound for your projects.
Whether you're working on an album, a demo, or just jamming along to your favorite tunes, Total Studio Drums has everything you need to bring your drum tracks to life. Get ready for a drum sound that's big, bold, and ready to rock.
Recorded at Santa Studio in Warsaw, Poland by Mikolaj Kiciak
Total Studio Drums


PRODUCTION CREDITS
Mikolaj Kiciak - Engineering & drum tech
Bartek Kołodziejski - Drum hit performance
Patryk Drozdz - Video and Photography
FAQ
Will TOTAL STUDIO DRUMS work on my computer?
64-bit PC Windows 7 and higher
64-bit MAC OS X 10.9 and higher
4GB of RAM
Dual Core CPU
a soundcard
4GB of hard drive space
Please note:
iOS and Android NOT SUPPORTED
Which DAW's are currently supported
VST/AU/AAX 64-bit only:
Pro Tools 11 and higher
Cockos Reaper 3.4 and higher
Steinberg Cubase 8 and higher
Cakewalk Sonar X3 and higher
Apple Logic X 10.2.1 and higher
Studio one 5
FL Studio 11
Digital Performer 9
Ableton Live 8 (Mac)
Ableton Live 9 (PC)
Reason 1
Magix Music Maker
Mixcraft
Harrison Mixbus
Not-supported DAWs:
Cakewalk BandLab
E-DRUMS SETUP GUIDE
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STEP BY STEP GUIDE:
1) Connect your drum module to your computer either via MIDI/USB
2) Navigate to DAW settings and make sure your E-kit/MIDI Device is listed as a MIDI Device
3) Load up an instrument track and choose the MIDI Device as track input (that MIDI signal is received from the MIDI that the e-kit is sending)
4) Select Ugritone Drums as the Virtual Instrument and let it load
5) Make sure Ugritone Drums instrument track is either armed for recording and/or has monitoring turned on
6) Enjoy
- Please note that due to USB/MIDI connection latency your safest bet is to connect output from your modulefor real time monitoring
- Either set the module mapping (can usually be set in Ext Trig menu) to match U.D mapping or match U.D (inside routing tab) to module mapping.
Detailed Walkthrough: https://www.sweetwater.com/sweetcare/articles/connecting-electronic-drums-to-your-computer/
Another detailed walkthrough video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HyvTO-PcJpY