Put top players like Harry Stinson and Chuck Ainlay in a studio in Nashville, Tennessee and what do you get? Music City USA SDX, the latest Toontrack library of drum samples and MIDI grooves for Toontrack's Superior Drummer 2.0 drum production platform.

Toontrack brought Stinson and Ainlay to the Sound Kitchen in Nashville, otherwise known as Music City, USA, to play and record drums in a range of styles -- not just country -- including rock, reggae, metal, gospel, punk, polka, and more.

The sounds for the Music City USA SDX were played by Harry Stinson, while the sounds for Music City USA SDX were recorded, engineered, and mixed by Chuck Ainlay, Mattias Eklund, and Brad Bowden. The MIDI files were played by Ricard "Huxflux" Nettermalm and recorded by Ulf Edlund, Martin Kristoffersson, and Nils Erikssson at Toontrack Studios in Umea, Sweden.

Music City USA SDX includes the complete kit, including kickdrums, snares, toms, hats, cymbals in three positions, ride, and china. Take a look at the full list below:

Kickdrum:

• PB Drum Co. 16 x 22"
• PB Drum Co. 16 x 22" (Open)
• PB Drum Co. 16 x 22" (DPA)
• Slingerland Vintage 1968 14 x 20"
• Slingerland Vintage 1968 14 x 20" (Open)

Snaredrums:

• Ludwig Black Beauty (70s vintage) 5 x 14"
• Ludwig Black Beauty (70s vintage) 6 x 14"
• Tama Artstar solid maple 5 x 14"
• Rogers Powertone (wood, 60s vintage) 5 x 14"
• Ludwig Chrome Brass 6 x 14"

Toms:

• Racktom, PB Drum Co. 9 x 10"
• Racktom, PB Drum Co. 10 x 12"
• Floortom, PB Drum Co. 12 x 14"
• Racktom, Slingerland Vintage 1968 8 x 12"
• Floortom, Slingerland Vintage 1968 14 x 14"

Hats:

• 14" Sabian AA

Cymbals position 1:

• 18" Sabian AA Medium Thin Crash
• 13" Sabian AA El Sabor

Cymbals position 2:

• 16" Sabian Vault Series
• 18" Sabian Vault Series

Cymbals position 3:

• 18" Sabian AA Medium Thin Crash
• 16" Sabian AA Medium Thin Crash
• 16" Sabian Vault Crash

Ride:

• 20" Zildjian 1960
• 20" Sabian HH Med Heavy Ride

China:

• 18" Sabian AA Chinese Sizzle

Toontrack will release Music City USA SDX in May, 2010. For more details, please visit toontrack.com.