If anyone has feedback and/or features they'd like to see on the next instrument, please don't hesitate to comment. We're working on the next library right now, and all feedback is greatly appreciated. \m/

the one shot section was the most brilliant idea in a drums software!! Loving Fairview even more now!

Such a great library, The new one shot loader is the cherry on top! Keep up the great work guys!

Excellent walkthrough, Anup! Thanks!

Been a fan forever. The mix presets are all so well done. Great job guys.

Very clean and effective UI. Really dig the one shots section and sub mixer. Thanks for the walk through Anup!

Awesome video Anup! I really enjoyed the detail you went into and some of the history you shared behind this kit. This is by far my favorite kit out of the massive library of various drum plugins I have. Fairview is so easy to just throw on a stereo track and have amazing sounding drums just right out of the box. You guys made it so easy with that Multi Out setting as well for when you really want to dial in the tone. Thanks for going the extra mile and processing these samples in the the VST and allowing us to blend them to taste as well. That alone makes my songwriting process so MUCH easier. I don't have to worry about adding 4-5 plugins for rooms, snare, kick, toms and tweaking a bunch of raw samples until I get a drum sound that is inspirational to write with. The one shot mixer and loader just makes everything that much better (different rooms fx for samples? You guys have thought of everything!). It's evident you guys put a TON of thought and work into this. I'm looking forward to ya'lls future with this and hoping you guys take over the drum vst market by storm.

The boost function is elaborating on what Perfect Drums did but giving more versatility with the mix presets. Really clever idea. Maybe it was just the programming, but it did sound like the crashes were shotgunning in the MIDI groove. Some in-depth humanizing controls would be cool like in DrumGizmo, and I will always ask for individual left-hand/right-hand articulations for realism, at least on the shells.

Getgooddrums, Mixwave, Toontrack... and so on... are all top libraries that I use of course... but the Fairview Kit is, in my opinion, the best drum library you can get right now... right now With the new update, which has been implemented fantastically, the last wishes that we had in mind have also been fulfilled... It's worth picking up... simply great..🤘

The Fairview kit sounds really great as a raw base! Insane amount of detail and realism for the price, it just took a little balancing. The presets are obviously catering to the more plug'n'play type. My newest Tesseract cover uses it for the majority of the kit. However, there are especially two things I'd really appreciate in an update or a future kit: 1. Two left crashes. Right now there is only one, so I have to load up another instance of the instrument to get a set with two left crashes. It's a little tedious. 2. Seperate routing outputs for kick in/out and snare top/bot. With my workflow it's just easier, since I bounce everything and never use the built-in mixer. Otherwise, the sampled range of kit pieces are more than enough and sound great. With that said, few well sampled kit pieces with a lot of detail and dynamic response is much more valuable than a ton of bad sampled options. I never use any fancy boost-features or oneshot options, but I understand that there's an appeal for a quick mixed sound, if the library is used for songwriting. Hopefully, the next library will still focus on a great raw foundation!

This drum midi is amazing. I like how you all included one of my favorite chinas in this, the dark china. I wish Get Good Drums would include more Meinl cymbals. I hope someday you and Alex will add full sets of Meinl cymbals like the dual series, or the Byzance Dark Series, etc… that would be amazing

Its really cool sounding kit. the one shot blend is a cool function. So many modern record have that Gunshot layered underneath the snare. I just bought an ekit and realized pretty much all Kontakt libraries just don't work well with ekits. Chokes and hihat, just a pain in the arse. Id love one of these kind of plugin kits, but more functional for ekits. Like aftertouch cymbals and a hihat function similar to SD3. For me Superior drummer is overkill and ezdrummer 3 is great out of the box functionally to jump on and play but has that over processed *ezdrummer sound* I'd prefer a plugin like Fairview or like a M&M or this or even the Luke Holland, ... ... but all the functionality of ezdrummer 3 - maybe without the band mate function and a trigger loader instead. Mixwave doesn't register chokes, so its a non starter GGD - doesnt work with aftertouch chokes. Krimh - has an aftertouch switch but it seems more like a volume roll off, some decent preset mapping lists - but the free demo you cant adjust velocities to check that the hi hat will adjust properly. like for me the snare doesn't seem to have enough layers, but I cant check without adjusting the veloctiy curve. and the hi hat doesnt trigger properly but again I cant change the mapping in the demo to check it will actually work in the full version. Anyways, thank you for coming to my tend talk.

The default mix presets, do they come in the first version or do I have to get the update you guys just released?

Can I install the software in an external hard drive? My computer is running out of space? Thanks

Is there a way to stack multiple one shot samples for snare?

amazing .. any edu price available?