DSK Music releases mini DrumZ 2
DSK Music has released mini DrumZ 2, a freeware vintage drum machines rompler for Windows PC.
Changes in miniDrumZ 2
- All sounds fixed and levels corrected.
- All sounds mapped in GM Midi standard.
- New extra layer to load external kits (sf2).
- Midi channel selector for each layer.
- Add amp. envelope and limiter.
- Filters improved.
- Midi automation fixed.
- 20 classic drum machines kits.
Download DSK mini DrumZ 2 below (12 MB)
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Check the DSK VSTi page for more freeware VST instruments.
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Thanks for your support!
commented on Jan 29, 2009
Thanks, the 1st version was one of my favourite freeware.
For me the best emulation of Tr series in 1 plug.
Your work helps me everyday. I’ve no bugs with my host & all your vst’s sounds great.
Be sure that in every beat I make, there’s 1 or more Dsk Plugs.
Thanks again,
Peace
commented on Jan 29, 2009
Good job, as always from the man behind DSK Music! miniDrumz and Darkness Theory are my favorite plug-ins. :D However, I would like something clarified to me:
Changes in miniDrumZ 2
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* Midi automation fixed.
Could someone please explain to me how does the MIDI automation goes down? I know this existed since the first DSK miniDrumz, but there’s no documentation. :)
Thank you for these great free plug-ins.
commented on Jan 30, 2009
some of the pictures are not with the
correct drum kits.
commented on Feb 08, 2009
Do you mean to tell me, after a week, that nobody uses DSK miniDrumz 2 with MIDI controllers? It’s not essential, I understand, but this plug doesn’t come with documentation. :)
commented on Feb 08, 2009
What host are you working with? In FL Studio I just records all the slider/knob movements and the automated parameters show up so I can link them to my controller. Here’s all the parameters I can see in Ableton Live.
commented on Feb 09, 2009
I guess that means DSK miniDrumz doesn’t have MIDI CC automation built in like some other synths. I know the plug’s VST parameters could be automated, but what I wanted to know is if it supported MIDI CC or NRPN automation, in order to store information into a MIDI file, which is more portable. The MIDI file would then be usable in any VST host software using the same soft synth, whether or not the program features global MIDI learn.
For example, there’s one synth you host here, Osiris’ Cymbiant 2.0, which has a few parameters which could be controlled with MIDI CC’s. In one project I successfully recorded MIDI CC events to change the pulse width of one of the oscillators.
Ronnie, I have neither of the programs you have indicated. :) I use REAPER and RENOISE.
commented on Jul 07, 2009
can i use this in pro tools