I apologise because you’re going to get the grumpy old man response from me on this one Phil…
Since you answered your own question (yes, of course it is about how it sounds – and how easy it is to get the sound you want) the image is only self serving.
Compare that to a black, cherry red, or burst Fender Strat – or in my case natural blonde with tortoiseshell pick guard – and again: It’s all about how it sounds – but in this case you’re much more attached to the guitar and if you play live that colour may need to match other things. EZBass I’m pretty sure doesn’t have to do that.
If you really want to graffiti your EZBass then take a screenshot, plug it into photoshop and have at it. I’d rather the team worked on making the best instrument models and software they can – not a Microsoft Paint wannabe.
Both Maschine and Maschine Mikro are my pads of choice. They aren’t cheap, but they are highly configurable and I can switch between pad groups in a flash which works for me. That way I can change hi-hat articulations or switch to ride symbol without altering my playing style.
jord
Thanks Jord – I’ve seen a few of those on other people’s desks and wondered why – I’ll have to dig into their specs a little more.
If you are going to search a TOC then I would suggest you just search for that term in the whole PDF and it will point  you to the sections you need to go anyway.
Replied September 12, 2020 at 17:26
in reply to: EZKeys 2#2621226
Actually there might be a good reason: theres’ a possibility the group permission of the root level of the drive may not be allowing SD3 to see the files on that level.
jord
But why would that only affect the Logic plugin version Jord? -Maybe I’m missing something (very probably) but didn’t make sense to me the standalone worked fine and the plugin just laughed at me….
I Googled this a bit more and found a few YouTube videos and one – for no good reason – stood out, because the guy put his SD3 library into another folder on his external drive: I just copied it to the empty drive.
Anyway – I make a new folder on the drive (Toontrack of course) and move my SD libraries into it – and lo and behold all is good again. Just pointed SD3 (standalone and DAW versions) to the new TT folder and this time they both work.
There is no good reason that adding folder structure to a file should make it more visible – maybe I just moved a header file off a bad data block or something; but whatever. It works now. Happy days.
