Thank you for the review! Now your song: the electric piano (Fender Rhodes or Wurlitzer?) sounds very nice, what is that? I am way more of a natural at writing music on a synth as opposed to an electric piano emulation (and I have a few), even though I took piano lessons for 5 years. Some nice vocals wouldn’t hurt, but otherwise a nice song! Drums sound nice. I bought EZD 3 on the presale, so I am still learning with it. I am about a third of the way done on a new song. It uses some reggae drum beats from EZD 3, though I noticed that Reggae EZX sounds better playing through Superior Drummer 2 (with more stuff to tweak) as opposed to through EZD 3. I do like some of the EZD3 drum sounds, otherwise I wouldn’t have bought it. Though EZD 3 (I had EZD 1 but never had EZD 2, except for trial version) made it much more easy to hunt for similar drum patterns I probably wouldn’t have found on my own.
I don’t use piano sounds very often. You might find this comical. The Modartt Pianoteq pianos can sound very good, but not cheap. This happened at least once. I used the trial version of a Pianoteq plugin, but from what I remember, the trial version had a note or two per octave that didn’t work on purpose. I didn’t feel like the Pianoteq was worth it for me to buy since I knew I wouldn’t use it much, so I wrote a song that didn’t have those couple of notes. What a cheapskate!
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