Virtual Drum for Windows

User Reviews

• Works Great

  mafiakivaJanuary 28, 2011

  Pros

  Has a large collection of drum style

  Cons

  could do with a little facelift for the Interface

  Summary

  If you understand it you can do a lot otherwise you are going to un install it after installing it.

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• Does not work under Windows 7

  steveareno614May 13, 2010

  Pros

  I couldn't get it to work.

  Cons

  Doesn't work under Windows 7 even using compatibility mode. On top of that, the program does not list itself in the Windows program uninstall list OR in the start menu, so there is no way to delete it. I had to do a system restore to get rid of it.

  Summary

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• Doesn't work!!

  IlikewellbuiltprogramsApril 29, 2009

  Pros

  none: Maybe if it worked I would have a lot to say.

  Cons

  Won't work!!

  Summary

  I have windows Vista, and it doesn't work on my computer.

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• not bad for what it is

  diceman2004April 20, 2009

  Pros

  easy to use . i just wanted something to make a beat to play guitar to , it works fine for that , and it installed without any problems

  Cons

  i wish the interface screen was a strait line instead of a circle

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• Simple program, but adequate.

  prallworksMarch 5, 2009

  Pros

  It's good for those who want simple drum patterns, not complex scores.

  Cons

  Its made mainly to play around with because you can't export your pattern by any means. You can dave and load patterns, but they are file types made especially for the Virtual Drum program. Its not compatible with any other programs as far as I know.

  Summary

  It does what it says it does...nothing more, but nothing less. It's basic, very basic. More like a toy than a tool.

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• Saved loops are saved in .drm format....useless to me!

  GeordieclareApril 21, 2006

  Pros

  Simple and intuitive to use.

  Cons

  I want to be able to use my saved loops in other programs so it would make more sense for the save format to be wav or mp3...a standard format of some kind anyway. I've never heard of .drm format before but apparently Cubase uses this file extension so maybe the loops work in that. <p>I searched for a way to convert the file to a common format but couldn't find one. <p> <p>.......Overall, what looks like a promising and easy to use program is let down by the fact you can't easilly use your saved loops in other programs.

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• Good for Beginners

  mattyjpatiJanuary 2, 2006

  Pros

  Unique, Interactive, Excellent for Beginners to use, No costs involved and User Friendly.

  Cons

  Help option could have been more effective.

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