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Area 33 Red Kit: Superior Drummer 3 Preset
Regular price
€10.00 EUR
Required Extensions
Area 33 SDX
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Important Information:
- ▸ Software not included: Requires ownership of Toontrack Superior Drummer 3 AND all SDX/EZX libraries listed above.
- ▸ In addition to the specific SDX/EZX extensions, a complete installation of the Superior Drummer 3 CORE library is required.
- ▸ Before use, make sure all your Toontrack software is fully updated via the Toontrack Product Manager.
- ▸ Once requirements are met, load the provided SD3P preset file via the Superior Drummer 3 "File" > "Open project..." menu.
Note: This is an independent third-party product and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Toontrack Music AB.
Area 33 Red Kit: Superior Drummer 3 Preset
Regular price
€10.00 EUR
Develop Device
Area 33 Red Kit: Superior Drummer 3 Preset
Area 33 Red Kit
Superior Drummer 3 Rock and Metal Drum Preset
Unleash album-ready rock and metal drum tones with the Area 33 Red Kit for Superior Drummer 3!
Features & Benefits
- Album-Ready Sound: Get pro-quality rock/metal drum sounds instantly.
- Superior Drummer 3 Native: Mixed entirely within SD3, no extra plugins needed.
- DAW Compatible: Works seamlessly with any DAW or the standalone SD3 app.
- Easy Setup: Includes an SD3P project file for effortless installation.
- E-Drum Optimized: Perfectly suited for e-drums, delivering great sound with one click!
Product Details
Instant Rock/Metal Drum Sound
The Area 33 Red Kit provides a powerful and punchy drum sound tailored for rock and metal productions. Achieve professional, album-ready results with minimal effort. It's the perfect starting point for your next hit record!
Superior Drummer 3 Integration
This preset is meticulously crafted within Superior Drummer 3, ensuring optimal performance and compatibility. All processing is handled internally, eliminating the need for external plugins and streamlining your workflow. The included Area 33 SDX is used.
Effortless Workflow
The Area 33 Red Kit is designed for simplicity and ease of use. The provided SD3P project file allows for quick and straightforward setup. Simply open the project in Superior Drummer 3 and you're ready to rock! Perfect for both seasoned professionals and aspiring producers.
Technical Specifications
| Format | SD3P (Superior Drummer 3 Project File) |
| Compatibility | Toontrack Superior Drummer 3 (Area 33 SDX) |
| Requirements | Toontrack Superior Drummer 3 software installed. |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Does the Area 33 Red Kit require any additional plugins?
A: No, this preset is mixed 100% inside Superior Drummer 3 and does not require any additional VST plugins.
Q: Is the Area 33 Red Kit compatible with my e-drums?
A: Yes, the Area 33 Red Kit is perfectly suited for e-drums, providing a fantastic sound with minimal tweaking.
Q: How do I install the Area 33 Red Kit?
A: Simply open the included SD3P project file within Superior Drummer 3. No complicated installation process is required.
🎸 Grab the Area 33 Red Kit now and instantly transform your drum tracks! 🤘
Superior Drummer 3 Presets
by Develop Device Studio!
Crafted by Jaroslav Holub, for Real Drummers
As a professional drummer and audio engineer with over a decade in the industry, I've poured my expertise into these Superior Drummer 3 presets. Each sound reflects my hands-on experience both behind the kit and in the studio.
Studio-Grade Sounds, Instantly Playable
I've personally engineered these presets for immediate professional results. Every drum sound is meticulously crafted to deliver the perfect balance of punch, clarity, and character – right out of the box.
Professional Mix Engine, Zero Plugins Needed
I've leveraged Superior Drummer 3's powerful architecture to deliver fully mixed, production-ready sounds. Every preset is carefully balanced and processed within the plugin itself, streamlining your workflow without sacrificing quality.
Optimized for Your Electronic Kit
Drawing from my extensive experience with electronic drums, I've fine-tuned each preset to respond naturally to your playing dynamics. Experience authentic acoustic feel with the convenience and consistency of digital technology.
Superior Drummer 3 Presets Benefits
Created by a Real Drummer
Each preset is crafted by an experienced drummer, capturing realistic dynamics and nuances to ensure an authentic feel and responsive performance in your productions.
Instant Professional Sound
Achieve professional-sounding drums instantly, thanks to presets that are expertly mixed and balanced, ready for immediate use in your projects.
Zero Additional Processing
All presets are fully mixed and ready to use, utilizing only Superior Drummer 3's internal processing—no external plugins required.
E-Kit Optimized
Each preset is specifically optimized for electronic drum kits, providing a natural playing feel and seamless digital performance.
This is not an audio sample of a specific preset. It only demonstrates how it functions with an electronic drum kit.
Superior Drummer 3 - Loading SD3P Files
A simple, step-by-step guide to load your drum presets, even if you're a complete beginner
Loading Your First SD3P Preset
Follow these simple steps to load drum presets into Superior Drummer 3:
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Open Superior Drummer 3
Start by launching Superior Drummer 3. You can open it either as a plugin in your music software (like Logic, Pro Tools, or FL Studio) or as a standalone application from your computer.
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Find the File Menu
Look at the top of the Superior Drummer 3 window. You'll see a menu bar with several options. Click on "File" - it's usually the first option on the left.
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Select the Open Option
After clicking "File," a dropdown menu will appear. Find and click on the "Open" option in this menu.
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Find Your SD3P File
A file browser window will open. Navigate to the folder where you've saved your SD3P preset file. These are special files made for Superior Drummer 3 that contain drum kit settings.
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Open the Preset
When you find your SD3P file, click on it once to select it, then click the "Open" button. The preset will now load into Superior Drummer 3, and you're ready to start making music!
Beginner's Tip
Can't find your SD3P files? They might be in the "Downloads" folder if you just downloaded them, or check the location where you saved them. If you're still having trouble, try searching for ".sd3p" in your computer's search function.
Saving Presets for Quick Access
After loading a preset, save it for easy access in future sessions:
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Save Your Loaded Preset
After you've loaded the SD3P file, look at the top right corner of Superior Drummer 3. Find the menu labeled "Drums and Mixer Presets" (it might have a gear or dropdown icon). Click on it and select "Save As..." from the options.
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Give Your Preset a Name
A window will appear asking you to name your preset. Choose a name that will help you remember what this preset sounds like (for example, "Rock Kit - Bright" or "Jazz Brushes"). Click "Save" when you're done.
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Refresh the Preset List
Go back to the "Drums and Mixer Presets" menu and click on "Rescan User Presets". This tells Superior Drummer 3 to look for any new presets you've added.
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Find Your Preset for Future Use
From now on, you can quickly access your saved preset by clicking on the "Drums and Mixer Presets" menu and looking in the "User Presets" section. Your saved preset will be there, ready to use with just one click!
Organization Tip
Create a system for naming your presets to stay organized. For example, include the genre, mood, or project name in the preset title (like "Pop-Bright-ProjectX"). This will help you quickly find the right drum sound when you have many presets.
Interactive Visual Guide
See the process in action with this interactive demonstration. Click through each step to visualize the loading process:
Launch Superior Drummer 3
Open the application in your DAW or as a standalone program
Click on "File" Menu
Locate and click on the File option in the top menu bar
Select "Open" Option
From the dropdown menu, click on the Open option
Browse to SD3P Location
Navigate through your folders to find your SD3P preset file
Open the Preset File
Select your SD3P file and click Open to load it into Superior Drummer 3
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an SD3P file?
An SD3P file is a preset file format used by Superior Drummer 3. These files contain all the settings for a complete drum kit, including which drum samples are used, how they're mixed, what effects are applied, and more. Think of it as a "snapshot" of a perfectly set-up drum kit that you can instantly load.
Where can I find SD3P files?
SD3P files can come from several sources:
- Included with Superior Drummer 3 and its expansion packs
- Downloaded from Toontrack's website (some are free, others are paid)
- Created by other users and shared online
- Made by yourself when you save your own drum setups
Can I modify an SD3P preset after loading it?
Yes! Loading an SD3P preset is just a starting point. After loading it, you can adjust any part of the drum kit to your liking. You can change the drum sounds, adjust the mix, add or remove effects, and make any other changes you want. When you're happy with your modifications, you can save it as a new preset for future use.
What if my SD3P file won't load properly?
If you're having trouble loading an SD3P file, try these troubleshooting steps:
- Make sure you have the correct expansion pack installed that the preset requires
- Check if your Superior Drummer 3 is updated to the latest version
- Try restarting Superior Drummer 3 and your DAW
- Verify the file isn't corrupted by trying to load a different SD3P file
- Check Toontrack's support forum for specific issues related to the preset you're trying to use
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