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[gearnerd]

I understand, if you still use it then it might not be the right time to sell it. I already have the progressive SDX, it’s quite versatile. If you want to sell any other SDX or ezkeys expansion, please let me know.

[gearnerd]

I’m happy to hear I’m not the only one asking for this. I made a post (probably in the wrong section?) for a feature request, but got no response. I figured I was about the only one who would want to use brushes in SD3, Roland doesn’t seem to develop their brush-kits since the TD-10, it’s a great niche for toontrack to step in.

[gearnerd]

I’m sorry for being cheap ;), I should have put that it was 50 euro’s. A big music retailer in Holland has both Roots SDX’ for sale for 100 as a bundle. I already have the sticks variant so that won’t work for me.  Quite recently I bought the Rock Warehouse SDX on sale their, for 56 euro’s.If you put in a little price-drop I’ll definitely consider.

[gearnerd]

The “Roots” mallets&brushes SDX seems to have brushes covered, they could make an EZX out of it. However something that is lacking is for superior drummer is to actually “understand” how Roland modules communicate brush swirls etc. Simply put, you can’t play with brushes with EZD or SD3, even if you have the right samples.

[gearnerd]

Would you be willing to sell the “Brushes, Rods & Mallets SDX” for less than 70? I bought the sticks variant for around 50 quite recently.

[gearnerd]

Are these still for sale?

[gearnerd]

If you are willing to sell “ROOT SDX: BRUSHES, RODS & MALLETS” for a discounted price, please let me know, I paid considerably less than $90 for the sticks SDX.

[gearnerd]

Thanks @ wolfereeno for sharing your experience, I was considering the decades SDX just for jazz. I agree with your comments on the price of the Roots SDX, however you can get the roots SDX at a discount now at drum-tec.  The Jazz EZX sounds pretty fine (still limited in terms of kit pieces) if you don’t want/need to tweak your sound.

[gearnerd]

For what it’s worth:

I was wondering the same thing about having a trail from SD3. Maybe because the download is so big, toontrack doesn’t allow for it. Still, having a limited SD3 trail would have been great, especially for edrummers.

 

You can easily remap your input “notes” to different sounds, but most likely you won’t need to because SD3 has a great triggering engine with a ton of presets for a lot of different hardware. Those presets need very little adjustment.

The ADDING MORE PIECES TO A KIT  point is a valid one, unfortunately SD3 doesn’t allow you to easily add more sounds or kit pieces. It’s kind of ridiculous, really.

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