Their constantly expanding library embraces many kits from the 1960s to the present day, all eminently tweakable - beyond recognition if desired - using well-designed effects and a very attractive and usable interface. Whilst perhaps not as minutely adjustable or customisable as, say, FXpansion’s BFD or Toontrack’s Superior Drummer, it’s XLN Audio’s ‘everything you need and nothing you don’t’ philosophy that has made it so easy to get great results with the minimum of fuss. Since 2006, Addictive Drums (herein referred to as AD) has proven very popular, delivering on all these fronts. Whatever your persuasion, it’s factors such as cost, sound quality, the level of detailed realism, expandability and ease of use that affect the decision to gravitate towards one virtual drum instrument rather than another. Some people use them solely as a demoing or songwriting tool, others see them as a valid alternative to real drums and put a lot of time and effort into making them an important and featured part of their music. There are plenty of virtual drum instruments to choose from, offering highly detailed, top-of-the-range drum kits lovingly recorded in expensive studios.
It’s been a long time coming, but the follow up to XLN’s Addictive Drums was worth the wait.
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