If You Have SD3, Why Would You Use EZD3?

[pacificm]

I started out using EZD2.  Then I moved on to SD3 which currently is my predominant drum Midi/DAW tool.  Then, I thought I would give EZD3 a try which I did.

But, I find myself going back to SD3.  Other than “Bandmate” is there any other reason to use EZD3 over SD3?

I want to make sure if I’m missing something or not with EZD3.

So, if you have SD3, why would you use EZD3?

Please share your thoughts and suggestions.

Thanks!

EZdrummer version: 3.0.5
Operating system: macOS Big Sur (11)

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[Tony Salkeld]

I hope that you receive many replies to your question because I think it may help me in my decision on the direction that I will take. I’ll be following this thread for a while to see what other toontrack users think.

I started with EZDrummer and moved on to EZDrummer2. The advantages of EZDrummer2 were fairly obvious to me. I have been investigating EZDrummer3 for quite a while and I’m not seeing many reasons to make the move (apart from the fact that Toontrack will eventually stop supporting EZD2?).

I have no experience with SD3 but from what I have read (in various forums) it must be a much better product than EZD3 (I guess it is in the name).

I also use EZBass a bit,… and I have started using the audio to midi function. It is not perfect but it does give a good place to start from for programming in your own midi. My understanding is that SD3 can also do audio to midi?? I have been told that EZD3 does not have audio to midi,… I have to say that, if it did have that function, then I might have considered the move.

Regards

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