Low levels compared to EZ Drummer

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  • Scott
    Moderator

    The philosophy behind both products are quite different.

    EZD2: preprocessed sounds. EQ, effects, compression, limiting (the big one in apparent loudness).

    S3: raw samples. No or little eq, no built into the samples compression or limiting.

    You can, of course, mix the S3 sounds using the built in plugins to achieve similar loudness, but it won’t happen using the raw, basic kits without mixing. But that’s the idea behind S3 in the first place.

    Scott Sibley - Toontrack
    Technical Advisor

    ChristopherDuncan
    Participant

    Hey, Scott.

    Appreciate the perspective. That’s pretty much the conclusion I’d come to, but I was guessing. It’s nice to know that it’s a matter of design.

    When I need great sounds quick and easy, then EZD does exactly what it says on the tin. When I reach a point where I want to do my own mixes with S3, I’m sure it’ll perform just as well in that context.

    Thanks, man.

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