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What is the difference between Hammers, Hans Zimmer Percussion, and Spitfire Percussion?

  • August 05, 2021 14:54
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Comparison Grid for Hammers, Hans Zimmer Strings and Spitfire Percussion. Hammers: Uses the dedicated plugin, is cinematic in style, and is recorded at Charlies Clousers Studio. It has up to 12 microphon signals, 9 round robins, 6 dynamic layers, and 100GB of Content. Hammers requires 16GB of RAM, and has unique features such as: controlled stage, 13 inpulse responses, curated loops, warped loops, reverse effects, built-in compressor, sample normalisation, and voice choking. Hans Zimmer Percussion: Uses Kontakt Player (free), is epic in style, and is recorded at Air Studios Lynhurst Hall. It has up to 3 microphone signals (the pro version has more), 9 round robins, 6 dynamic layers, and 19.5GB of content. HZ Percussion requires 8GB of RAM, and has unique features such as: Taiko Drums, Mixes by Hans Zimmer, Built-in Filters (Boom and Crack), Unique Mic Signals, and a Response Time Slider. Spitfire Percussion: Uses Kontakt Player (free), is traditional in style, and is recorded at Air Studios Lynhurst Hall. It has up to 3 microphone signals, 8 round robins, 8 dynamic layers, and is 30GB in size. Spitfire Percussion requires 8GB of RAM, and has unique features such as: Tuned Percussion, Swells, Toy Percussion, Unique Ensembles, Timbales, and Wood Percussion.

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