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[chris harbin]

Yeah thanks. I tried that and couldn’t get that to work well. I wonder if it’s a bug or something to do with Mac? I dunno, I think I’ve decided to just sell the licenses for the two SDX’s and stick with EZD3. As great as those kits are, I don’t really need SD

[chris harbin]

The Aliens have now invaded the home world!

Glorious 😉

[chris harbin]

Thanks, yeah it’s kinda a passing thought. For me I’d have to do DDR-5 (Ryzen 7900x) so a bit more expensive.

I am hitting around 40% which my projects with F.O.R. so it’s no big.

[chris harbin]

Actually, I just thought of a “question” question, should I think about going to 64 GB of ram vs. 32?

[chris harbin]

Hey Quark! Making any Latinum? (grin)

It’s a LAN. But yeah, they want booku bucks for an upgrade, and 99.9% of the time, what I have is fine.

Not sure what “blaming toontrack” is about, I’m just happy to get on board with the new alien site 🙂

[chris harbin]

Installed and sounds good, thanks for the help!

[chris harbin]

Thanks. By “additional bleed” you mean in addition? I never installed that when I was using SD3 before, but it makes sense.

LOL, it will be tomorrow before I can get all that DL’ed (luckily it’s LAN, so not as likely to hiccup, I think 😮 )

• This post was modified 2 years, 5 months ago by chris harbin.

[chris harbin]

I had a feeling, thanks for the replies!

[chris harbin]

I have both also but I don’t have SD3 installed. For me personally, SD3 is option paralysis. It’s great, works really well, but it’s just TOO MUCH 😉 So now I just use EZD3 and that is that.

[chris harbin]

Jizzybones wrote:

No, seems Im hitting the correct one. When I play around on the standalone mode it seems to function pretty cleanly except for the odd mute every once in an odd while(most likely to lingering on the pad for just a bit too long). But when in DAW it’s being much more of a nuisance. Perhaps I should play with my buffer size to see if it makes a difference.

I just figured that like in SD3 there would be some option somewhere to disable aftertouch. Couldn’t find anything in the menus nor have I seen any mentions online about aftertouch options in ezd 3.

Oh my! I could get totally lost in that!

I have two aftertouch midi controllers, and I use Studio One on windows. There is an option in the host to turn it off. Seems it would be a good feature request to have this in the plug (I don’t have SD3 installed so I don’t remember it having that, though it probably does)

 

OOPS, wrong quote. Meant to quote Shootie, sorry.

• This post was modified 3 years, 1 month ago by chris harbin.

[chris harbin]

It would be nice if there were mixer options to get rid of the stuff you don’t want to see/use. I almost never use percussion for example, it’s just using up real estate for me personally. Some of the presets are just to much mixer and I’d like to cut that down at times rather than constantly having to scroll.

[chris harbin]

Neil Cummins wrote:

There are tutorial vids embedded in the Help document Chris,if that’s any help?

Ok, I’ll look into that.

[chris harbin]

Oops, I don’t see a vst 2.4 .dll. Is this just vst 3? If not, where would I find that .dll?

 

EDIT, looks like it’s just vst 3. So no reason support. It’s kinda ok, Studio One is what I usually use. They say reason vst 3 support is coming pretty soon.

• This post was modified 3 years, 4 months ago by chris harbin.

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So I’ve been jammin’ “vultures”, and here is why it’s kinda on topic. I recorded the bass part and used the new “bandmate” and the groove came out awesome! Basically, it nails it. So I’ve just been jamming the guitar over that for quite some time. I’ve kinda put together my “go to” kit and instead of feeling that it needs something else, it’s just enjoyable. I know, it’s early but I put it up against what I have in other drums and it’s pretty impressive.

What is nice is that I hate using SD3. It sounds ok but it’s just WAY too much option paralysis for what I do. That is what I was hoping for…..so far so good. And again, the CPU use just seems sickeningly low 🙂

I still have to test it with multi outs though. But for now I just want to get used to using it. A couple of nice viddy’s out there to help explain some things. But I haven’t found a lot yet.

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[chris harbin]

These grooves seem totally superior to anything I’ve used with toontrack (including SD3)

Instead of wishing they were different or having to do many alterations, they seem to be far more “in the pocket” and natural. But it’s early still of course.

 

I also wanted to echo how painless the download and install/auth was.

One real disappointment, unless there is some setting I’m missing there is no scrolwheel for that much  wider mixer. Having to mouse it over is kinda annoying. Maybe I’m missing something?

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