By the way, that's NOT, 100 different kits in SSD 4, it's just 100 presets. BFD Eco will probably be on sale over the Xmas and new year period, last year it could be got for and absurd $19 (It retails for £69 or $105) It's always hard to envisage how a kit is going to sound in your song until you actually hear it in your song and that for me, is why I like to be able to have the freedom to shape the raw sounds in the way that suits me because I can spend more time going through preset after preset and just getting frustrated than I do in creating my own sounds and presets. You could of course get EZdrummer since you already own SD2 but if you want something that sounds different then this might not be your best option.
If you want something simpler and easier to use and that sounds like none of the others then I would suggest BFD Eco which is superb value for money and very simple to use. For me there is only one drum VST I would seriously recommend and that's FXpansions BFD3. The interface is very poor in my opinion, especially compared to Superior Drummer 2. I have SSD 4 (the light version) and never use it.
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