Some DAWs come with basic sample playback engines (e.g. Cubase has Groove Agent), but any basic VST sample player will let you progam drum hits in your DAW. Shortcircuit gets some good press. I've tried it myself and find it a bit obscure, but it does work and can't be moaned about as a freebie.One of the more sophisticated drum-centric plug-ins would be Native Instruments' Battery, but more often these days I avoid Battery and use Kontakt instead. Not budget options, but very definitely the cream of the crop IMO.Jedi Poster Posts: 13113 Joined: Tue Aug 14, 2001 12:00 am Location: Sheffield, UK. Reaper and most other decent DAW software will accept drum VSTi plugins.I am a Reaper user and currently own many, many different drum 'romplers' (drum sample players) which are very easy to use if you are able to use basic MIDI functions.

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I would recommend using a free VST sample player. As mentioned, the free Shortcircuit is great, but even better is the new SforzandoUsing either of these you can load up free.SFZ kits and program the drum patterns in your DAW of choice.At this point in time Sforzando is limited to having only 1 stereo output, but multiple outputs have been promised as an update soon. Sforzando is full x64 compatible and is fully supported, Shortcircuit is no longer supported but has many more features.The best free (acoustic) drum kit I heard is the Big Mono, there is a.SFZ mappingHope that was of help:) Posts: 2 Joined: Thu Feb 07, 2013 1:00 am.

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