[Super Drummer 3 Expanded Pop Jazz Funk] Toontrack Decades SDX v1.0.1 (91.5Gb)

P2P | v1.0.1 Update | 138.90 MB | P2P | 91.35 GB

P2P | 04 November 2019 | 91.35 GB

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A large number of drums were recorded by Al Schmitt, one of the most prolific audio craftsmen of our time.

Decades SDX was recorded at Capitol Studios and comes with five drum kits, all selected to represent specific sounds or eras in Al's career. Expect flawless drumming that encapsulates not only a lifetime of experience from one of the best in the business, but also personalized and reflexive kits that somehow represent his entire body of work. From jazz and big band to rock, fusion, pop, funk and AOR, Decades SDX encompasses all styles that can be traced back to Al's outstanding life achievements.

Function Spotlight

Produced by 23-time Grammy Award-winning engineer/mixer Al Schmitt
Recorded at the Capitol Studios in Los Angeles, California.
Five (5) sets
Twelve (12) snare drums, nine (9) stirrups and a variety of stompand and
Includes several iconic original instruments, such as Jeff Porcaro's original marching drum on Toto's "Rosanna" and Steve Ferrone's personal drum kit.
Brushes and/or mallet heads on some kits/instruments
Drums from the 1920s to the late 1990s
Recorded with seven additional room microphones, playable in stereo on a 9.1 system

Do.
Meet Al Schmitt and the team and find out what went on behind the scenes at Capitol Studios during a decade of SDX recording sessions.

with respect to
Al Schmidt.
In retrospect, figuring out that Al would end up behind the console was a no-brainer. He actually grew up in the studio. He was seven years old, and he hung out with his Uncle Harry (who was also an engineer), helping to set up the musician's chairs, clean the patch cords and everything else the assistants of the day brought in.

These were the days of the booming New York big band and jazz scene of the late 1930s. That scene hummed with tons of work and studios scattered throughout the city. From there, his path was pretty much paved. Working under the tutelage of many of the era's legendary engineers for formative years, he honed his craft before moving to California. After that, the rest is music history. Really.

In fact, Al Schmitt's footprint in the recording industry is hard to fathom, or even describe. The numbers alone are incredible: 727 records, 160 gold and platinum albums and 23 Grammy Awards.

Going through his records is even more daunting-his hands and ears literally shaped our collective musical history. From now on, immortal icons like Ray Charles, Frank Sinatra and Sam Cooke, to Madonna, Michael Jackson, Quincy Jones, Barbara Streisand and Paul McCartney, he has shaped the history of our collective music. Barbara Streisand, and Paul McCartney-Al has been working with them.

A massive collection of drums recorded by one of the most prolific audio craftsmen of our time: Al Schmitt.

The Decades SDX was recorded at Capitol Studios and comes with five drum kits, all handpicked to represent a specific sound or era in Al's career. Expect a palette of immaculate drum sounds encapsulating not only a lifetime of experience working at the apex of the industry, but just as much a personal and reflective collection of kits that in a way represents Al's career. personal and reflective collection of kits that in a way represents his entire body of work. From jazz and big band to rock, fusion, pop, funk and AOR - The Decades SDX covers all the styles that can be traced back to Al's illustrious lifetime achievement.

FEATURE SPOTLIGHT

Produced by 23-time Grammy Award-winning engineer/mixer Al Schmitt
Recorded at Capitol Studios in Los Angeles, CA
Five (5) kits
12 snares, nine (9) kicks as well as a broad collection of hi-hats and cymbals
Includes several iconic original instruments, like the original snare drum used by Jeff Porcaro on Toto's "Rosanna" as well as Steve Ferrone's personal drum kit. " as well as Steve Ferrone's personal drum kit
Brushes and/or mallets available on select kits/instruments
Drums from the 1920s through the late 1990s
Recorded with an additional seven room microphones for playback in stereo up to 9.1 systems

THE MAKING OF.
Meet Al Schmitt with team and get a glimpse of what happened behind the scenes at Capitol Studios during the Decades SDX recording sessions.

ABOUT
AL SCHMITT.
In retrospect, figuring out that Al would end up behind a console is somewhat of a no-brainer. He literally grew up in a studio. Already at the age of seven, he hung out with his uncle Harry, who also was an engineer, to help set out chairs for musicians, clean patch cables and whatever came with being a helper during the period. Already at the age of seven, he hung out with his uncle Harry, who also was an engineer, to help set out chairs for musicians, clean patch cables and whatever came with being a helper during sessions back then. sessions back then.

This was in the thriving days of the late 1930s New York big band and jazz scene. That scene was buzzing, with loads of work and studios scattered all over the city. Working his formative years under the tutelage of many of the era's legendary engineers, he honed his craft before relocating to California. Working his formative years under the tutelage of many of the era's legendary engineers, he honed his craft before relocating to California. After that, the rest is music history.

In fact, Al Schmitt's footprint in the recording industry is hard to fathom or even put down in words. Just the numbers alone are mind- boggling: 727 recordings, 160 gold and platinum albums and 23 Grammy Awards. Just the numbers alone are mind- boggling: 727 recordings, 160 gold and platinum albums and 23 Grammy Awards.

Scrolling through his discography is even more daunting - his hands and ears have literally shaped our collective music history. From now immortal icons like Ray Charles, Frank Sinatra and Sam Cooke to Madonna, Michael Jackson, Quincy Jones, Barbara Streisand and Paul McCartney - Al has worked with them all.

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