XLN Audio Addictive Drums 2: Custom Collection

I have almost all of the major drum software products. Superior Drummer 3, BFD 3.5, GGD, a lot of Kontakt drum libraries, Groove Agent 5, Ugertone, Perfect Drums, ML Sound Lab, Slate Drums 5. They all have good sounds, but none of them can hold a candle to Addictive Drums when it comes to working quickly and effectively with drums. Everything can be controlled from two clearly laid out tabs: EQ, comp, distortion, reverb, etc. Everything is there and quick to use. AD2 works pretty well for all genres, whereas others tend to focus more on one specific thing. It's a lot of fun to mix drums from different expansions into new kits. The sound is impressive and the disk space footprint remains small. If you're looking for maximum detail or bleed control, you'll have to check out Superior Drummer to see if it suits your needs, but expect to use more than 200 GB of disk space. However, if, like me, you just need a quick and good stereo bus-based sound, you'll be happy with AD2.