Understanding the Expansion Packs…

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  • John
    Moderator

    Hi,

    while there are some EZX:s that are derived from SDX sessions, it’s not exactly correct to call them duplicates.
    The EZX:s are slimmed down in terms of amount of instruments, microphones and sample pool. They are also pre-mixed in a way the SDX:s aren’t.
    The SDX:s give you way more flexibility besides more drums to choose from.

    For example:
    The Music City SDX is about 12 GB and the Nashville EZX is 1,2 GB.
    The Progressive Foundry SDX is 64 GB, the Progressive EZX is 4 GB.
    The Rock Warehouse SDX is 20GB, the Rock Solid EZX is 1,2 GB
    The Roots Sticks + Brushes SDX:s are 36 GB + 28 GB while the Jazz EZX is 1 GB.

    BR,
    John

    John Rammelt - Toontrack
    Technical Advisor

    Taffypro
    Participant

    John,

    Thank you for your response. I understand that they are trimmed down and that the SDX bundles are much better. I received a free EZX library when I purchased EZ Drummer (which I haven’t authorized) and I don’t want to buy sounds I already own. Is there any sort of list that would help me sort this out? For example there is the Americana EZX/The Blues EZX//70’s bundle ect..and I am looking for a list of where I can see where any overlap might occur.

    Thanks,

    Gary

    John
    Moderator

    Well,

    to add to the above examples there is:

    Metal Machinery SDX – Metal Machine EZX
    Custom & Vintage SDX – Vintage Rock EZX

    BR,
    John

    John Rammelt - Toontrack
    Technical Advisor

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