Latin Percussion EZX Trial Version..?

[Victor Kennedy]

Hello, I already have EZDrummer 3, and want to try out the Latin Percussion EZX. All searches say that the free 10 day trial version is available in the TT Product Manager, but I can’t see it anywhere in PM when I open it. Can anyone tell me how to get the trial version. Thanks in advance…

EZdrummer version: 3.0.6
Operating system: macOS Sonoma (14)

MacBook Air M3 OSX 14.7.2 | Logic Pro | Toontrack EZDrummer 3 | Tootrack EzBass | M-Audio AIR 192-14 | Schecter, Maton, Fender, DBZ & Epiphone Electric and Acoustic Guitars |

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[Mick Avoidant]

My searches show only trials of ezdrummer, ezkeys and ezbass. I’m not finding anything about expansion pack trials. Can you give us a link to one you’ve found?

[Bear-Faced Cow]

I think the trials only referred to the main program itself, and not expansions.

However, if I were to recommend an expansion along the percussion line, it would be the Latin Cuban percussion EZX.

jord

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Jordan L. Chilcott

Web Site: https://jordanchilcottmusic.com/

[Victor Kennedy]

Thanks Jord, I suppose I’ll just bite the bullet and pay up for that one. BTW, what do you find that makes the Latin Cuban better than just the Latin? I guess they’re the same price, so ig Latin Cuban has more goodies on board it’s the one to go for?

MacBook Air M3 OSX 14.7.2 | Logic Pro | Toontrack EZDrummer 3 | Tootrack EzBass | M-Audio AIR 192-14 | Schecter, Maton, Fender, DBZ & Epiphone Electric and Acoustic Guitars |

[Victor Kennedy]

Jord,

I just noticed that Logic has Latin Percussion available within the Drummer and Drumkit Designer etc, so I’m going to muck around those before forking out $160 AUD on the EZX…

MacBook Air M3 OSX 14.7.2 | Logic Pro | Toontrack EZDrummer 3 | Tootrack EzBass | M-Audio AIR 192-14 | Schecter, Maton, Fender, DBZ & Epiphone Electric and Acoustic Guitars |

[Bear-Faced Cow]

Indeed, I would agree that you should spend wisely. If Logic has exactly what you need then go with it. I’ve used the percussion in Logic for a number of songs before getting Latin Cuban Percussion.

However, seeing as you asked me why I like Latin Cuban percussion, I will gladly offer my brain droppings on it. Of course, keep in mind that anything I say is subjective. I would go as far as to say that it is not even about why I would think it is better than Latin Percussion, But more like why I Like  Latin Cuban Percussion overall.

aside from Latin Cuban, Percussion, being newer, I have a benchmark with it that I don’t have with the other EZX  ToonTrack made a video recorded at Sear Studio in which they intermixed a real life performance with the expansion and I like the way the expansion played in the same way that Richie Flores was hitting the instruments. That was the first thing that got me. I’ve used this expansion in a couple of songs and I love the way it cuts through the mix. I have a song coming up for release that uses this expansion and I love how it sounds. It is very dynamic, and I found out it gave the song a real lift. Just for reference, I used it in a pop/songwriter type of groove using the Session Players in Logic. I feel that it really shined.

Circling back to the First paragraph, I usually buy my expansions in bundles. Seeing as I can buy three expansions for the price of two. I bought this along with Both Signatures expansions. These three expansions are my most used with EZ Drummer. Quite often, I will use them together.

hope the above sheds, a little light into my madness.

jord

 

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Jordan L. Chilcott

Web Site: https://jordanchilcottmusic.com/

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