LOTE III Fill Insanity

[James Vining]

Hey has anyone purchased this yet? I am curious if there is some additional information as to what the MIDI Tracks consist of without having to purchase it first? I am looking for some specific Double Bass Speed Metal Stuff but not the Blast Beats as I found were in the first two LOTE.
Basically is this one quite different from the first two, I realize $29 is not a huge amount but righty now I am debating between this pack or the New Metal Foundry Preset pack I see listed an am only able to get one or the other and I currently have these MIDI packs/MIDI Files
Metal Machine
Metal Foundry
LOTE I
LOTE II
Metal Heads
DFH
DFH Guests

SO I am wondering if this MIDI Pack would be teh perfect addition to what I have or if it woudl basically have alot of duplicate stye of Beats?
Thanks I appreciate it

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[Butter Buns]

it has a lot of double bass fills. the double bass is similar to lote II carpet rolls in that the bass keeps going while other kits pieces are being hit. the midi pack is beast though. there are PLENTY of fills for any speedy metal style.

[James Vining]

Cool Thanks, I am looking for some drum stuff like Impending Dooms album “Thre Will Be Violence” In case you happen to know who they are? I think I may just have to get this kit just due to the fact You mentioned and I seen it listed as having a Insane amount of files, I do not think i could ever have to Many unless I was getting alot of dupicates.
This is a little off Direct Question but has anyone ever takes a MIDI and Pulled specific Pieces out and saved them as new MIDI Files for future use?
I was thinking I could take the Kick out of a few files save it as a New File then I could actually modify it to a specific feel I want and Resave and then I would have exactly what I am looking for.
I am still a bit new to this but I thought I read where this is posible and actually did not sound that complicated.

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[Butter Buns]

yea you can separate the kit pieces in ezplayer pro and then save them to your my midi file. tis what i do when i write my drum tracks. you could also import the midi into your daw and chop it up there and save it to the my midi file in the ezdrummer directory.

[Butter Buns]

http://snd.sc/vMSXDW

i posted a mixdown of the double bass fills on my soundcloud. enjoy!

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