Butch Vig Drums For Your Productions

US Drummer/producer collaborates in new release for NI's Play Series instruments      28/08/20

Native Instruments has released Butch Vig Drums which they describe as a collaboration with renowned drummer and producer Butch Vig, best known as co-founding member of the alternative rock band Garbage and the producer of the seminal albums including Nirvana's "Nevermind," Smashing Pumpkins' "Siamese Dream," and Green Day's "21st Century Breakdown."  

They tell us that it is the first in a brand new line of artist-created Play Series instruments, bringing the signature sounds of world-famous music producers together into intuitive and inspiring instruments with great-sounding presets and real-time control. Here's the details in NI's own words...

The sounds of Butch Vig Drums were recorded at United Recording's iconic Studio A in Hollywood, and then further processed through a bespoke selection of analogue and digital preamps, compressors, stompboxes and more at Vig's home studio "GrungeIsDead." Expect hard-hitting drums, grooves, and FX presets created by one of rock music's most influential producers, with hands-on control for easily programmed drum tracks that work in a variety of styles.

Butch Vig Drums includes 21 individual drum kits, each with 16 one-shots created using Butch Vig's distinctive approach to percussive sound design. Each kit also comes with 16 preset MIDI patterns, which can be triggered using a MIDI controller or edited within any DAW using drag and drop technology. All sounds can also be further processed using a range of powerful Kontakt insert and send effects.

Early adopters can take advantage of special intro pricing until October 1, 2020, and get Butch Vig Drums for $49 instead of $69.


Pricing and Availability:
Introductory offer until October 1st:
49 USD / 49 EUR / 6600 YEN / 44 GBP / 79 AUD / 69 CAD / 379 CNY / 49 CHF

Price after October 2nd:
69 USD / 69 EUR / 9300 YEN / 59 GBP / 99 AUD / 89 CAD / 549 CNY / 74 CHF

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