I did notice that when I download my content, do I need to download the file underneath the serial number PLUS the update file, or is the one underneath the serial number the up to date one?
Thanks Scott,
I do understand that active authorisations are limited to 2.
In my case, I need to have both desktop machines running while I learn how to to use logic pro x (it could take a while), then I’ll transfer back to the laptop. So this will take up all 4 of my authorisations (although I only ever need 2 active). Your FAQ says I need to give a reason for needing a reset, will this be considered a bona fide reason?
I hope you don’t think I’m being awkward, it’s just that I have fallen foul of “smallprint” and semantics in the past and, while I’m sure Toontrack are a fine company, I would like this to be clear.
Can you also confirm there is no charge for resetting.
Thanks Scott,
If I remove the Laptop authorisation and later want to activate it again (once I have learned how to use LogicPro X), I’ll have to go through the process of activating each package, that will take ages! There must be an easier way, can I not just authorise a computer to do all of my products?
I don’t really understand why you only wish me to use it on 2 machines, but are you saying that I can only change this 4 times? I may need to change back and forward a couple of times over the next couple of months. If this is the case, am I’m stuffed?
Thanks again everyone for the input.
I have been experimenting with multi-outs and at the moment, on the present song I’m working on, I have 2 instances of ez running to get the toms from standard kit replacing RS toms. It’s a bit “Heath Robinson” though and I do have some inconsistencies but it works. Today, I’m going to check out who has SD at the best price. I think Audioeluxe are doing it at a the best price but that would be a download
thanks
Graze
Thanks for all the info. After selling a couple of bits on ebay I may be able to afford SD on the “crossgrade” thing.
It does seem like I could “tweak out” all the niggly issues. A good friend of mine (pro musician) who uses BFD did say he’d heard that SD “pi**es all over BFD….”
Do the EZX still work well with SD?
If I crossgrade do I still keep EZ Drummer??
I’m beginning to think I may have to bite the bullet and go down the route of “tweaking”. I”ve been sitting here for 3 hours and nothing I seem to do can get the RockSolid or Nashville kits to sound right.
The kick drum on the Nashville sounds like s**t, and the toms on that and RSolid ring for about a bar! Actually I’m really disappointed with these 2.
Maybe I’ve got to that point with all this, I thought EZ was sitting in the mix better but I just can’t get to that last step.
After purchasing 4 or so EZ kits, I may go back and explore BFD Eco, I just can’t afford SD.
So I can’t access that “Fade” parameter can I? If I can’t, that’s not an issue.
One of the things I like about EZ is that there’s not a lot of ‘tweaking’.
I had tried BFD Eco and changed to EZ because, with BFD, I felt I had to know too much about drum production and engineering.
I couldn’t get BFD to “sit” in the mix as easily as EZ.
If I know that the preset parameters are different I can experiment but any info would be great, I can’t find anything on your site though.
Thanks very much, Scott.
