Each instance of Trigger will hold six unique samples. This was a great time-saver, allowing me to load, audition, mix and adjust my samples quickly. All operational tasks are performed within one window there are no tabs and there is no need to leave the interface. Getting comfortable with Trigger is an easy matter, with its one-stop GUI being its greatest asset. All samples were recorded directly to 2-inch tape through premium mics, preamps and processors, and they sound like it-they are excellent. Trigger also includes a Deluxe set with a Black Beauty snare, DW kicks (hard beater and soft beater) and a Heuer Crank snare. The NRG samples were recorded at NRG Studios’ A Room in North Hollywood using unprocessed stereo room mics, and the SSDR samples are ambient stereo options that were recorded in a concrete warehouse and processed with EQ, compression and other effects. For example, within each drum, subsets Z1, Z2 and Z3, respectively, have some overheads mixed in, a slightly compressed attack and enhanced decay, and are straight, close-miked samples.
Trigger comes with the Steven Slate Drums library, which includes 29 kicks, 44 snares and 26 toms that are each broken down further into layers by subsets labeled Z, NRG and SSDR, resulting in a dizzying number of available choices. It offers dual operating modes: Live for near-zero latency, real-time performance triggering and Accurate for studio use, which offers 11 ms of sample latency.
Trigger by Slate Digital is a cross-platform (Mac/PC) drum-replacement plug-in supporting VST, RTAS and AU formats. All of Trigger’s operations are performed on one screen.
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