SOILWORK Drummer Featured On 'Library Of The Extreme - Blasts & Fills'

January 8, 2010

Ever felt like having one of the world's best metal drummers a mouse click away, at your beck and call, 24/7?

Enter Dirk Verbeuren (SOILWORK, SCARVE, ABORTED) and the "Library of the Extreme - Blasts & Fills"; a collection of more than 1000 individually played MIDI files, executed with such a razor-blade perfection and ingenious brutality that it will hit you like a 20 ton wrecking ball of sheer metal.

This library is undoubtedly your one-stop shop when looking to have world-class, impossible-to-program blast beats and fills only seconds away! Your songs will sound like a million bucks in no-time!

* All material is categorized by Style, BPM and Leading Instrument.
* Both Straight and Triplet variations available.
* Works with EZdrummer®, Superior Drummer® (optimized for 1 or 2 kicks, 1 snare, 2 toms, 1 floor-tom, 2 crash-cymbals, 1 china and 1 ride-cymbal).

The originators of multi sampled drums and Drumkit From Hell, Toontrack, Music recently presented an all-new SDX expansion pack for Superior Drummer 2.0 - The Metal Foundry SDX. The Metal Foundry SDX also features custom MIDI by none other than the extreme drummer Dirk Verbeuren. The Metal Foundry SDX celebrates the Toontrack Music Hard Rock and Heavy Metal legacy of the first Drumkit From Hell, on which the company has built its following.

Born in Wilrijk, Belgium, Dirk Verbeuren moved to France and later enrolled in a drum course at the Music Academy International (MAI). Since completing his training, Dirk has gone on to create music with a great many successful bands and musicians. He is currently a full time member of SOILWORK and will be entering the studio this winter for their upcoming 2010 release. Dirk recently recorded an EP with ABORTED, completed a drum clinic tour through Europe and is already scheduling more clinics for this winter.

For further information, videos, discography and full bio, go to Dirk Verbueren's web site.

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