If you have the extra cash to squeeze though, get Maschine. If you have a large collection of oneshot samples, it's arguably still one of the best options for utilizing that collection in a quick and efficient manner. Kontakt excels at being a sampler, chopping up breaks and turning non-percussion sounds into instruments. Software alone, I don't really like that workflow, but when paired drum pad midi controller like an Akai MPD32, it's really a blast! A lot of people question Battery's relevancy now that Kontakt has become so much more powerful. The only 'but' here is that you have to like and think in a 'drum machine' kind of way. Vital (Best Free Option) Native Instruments Battery 4 Synthwave Drums Sampleson SUB Analog Drums Fabfilter Saturn Valhalla Shimmer TAL Vocoder. Since you're looking for a sampler, and not a massive, glorified drum ROMpler, I'd say battery is an excellent way to go. At the same time, because it's heavily based off of Kontakt architecture, it is an ace sampler. Battery generally lacks in terms of acoustic kits, and has nowhere near the breadth of expansions that AD, BFD, or SD have.

Superior Drummer is ace for living sounding kits, and BFD has a fuckload of expansions, so it's hard not to get something good. Addictive Drums is fun, but lacks 'oomph'.

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