[Jean-Philippe Rykiel]

I will try to reinstall when….. i will find the DVD.

I authorize from S2 v2.3.1 64 bits (sonar 8.5 – windows 7 64 bits)

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[Jean-Philippe Rykiel]

hey Scott,
sorry, I was talking about the serial number which is identical for both. The autorisation codes are different indeed, but when I try and authorise 4mic, it says wrong serial number, the serial number is for a different product.
What else can I do?
Thanks,
JP

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[Jean-Philippe Rykiel]

hey Scott,
thanks for your reply.
Is it normal that I only have one code for the full mic and 4mic libraries altogether? Every other libraries installation and autorisation went fine so I Wonder what’s wrong with this particular one.
Can you help some more please?
Best,
JP

ORIGINAL: Scott

Provided you are inputting the correct authorization code for the correct library (the 4-mic code for the 4-mic library) the code should work. If not, try uninstalling and running the installer again.

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[Jean-Philippe Rykiel]

Dear Whitten,
the best result I get for this style is by removing lots of ambience from The music city expansion pack’s default preset, and rising the high hats a little. Maybe at this point, I should mention that I’m visually impaired. There’s a great guy doing wonders for superior drummer interfaces accessibility, but it is hard to get everything working as some Windows have to be dragged around.
So that’s why editing is not that easy for me. However, we can work with what is visible on the screen at a time, and sliding down fader 10 seems To work for what I want, While waiting for that new Afro/Reggae expansion pack.
Best,
JPR

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[Jean-Philippe Rykiel]

Dear Whitten
sorry about old-fashioned, old-fashioned is not bad, the Beatles are old-fashioned and I love them. I love the classics, especially the four mic version.
But tell me, what would you recommend for reggae and Afro style? I think I’m looking for bright and expressive high hats, a discreet but powerful kick, and a fat snare side stick.
Cheers,
JPR
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[Jean-Philippe Rykiel]

Hello,I’m working with a lot of African musicians, including Youssou Ndour and Salif Keita, and I started using superior drummer awhile ago.
I must say that for the moment I haven’t found the right sounds for this kind of music and
I am not very good yet at editing the sounds to my liking.
Some soundpacks are very roomy, like Nashville or music City, some are a little bit old-fashioned for me, like the classics or custom and vintage. I would love Toontracks to release a “sunnyer” soundpack for Afro/reggae music, but I have to admit it is hard for  Someone like me who doesn’t play drums to describe what I really want.
About grooves, I think I could make some, I enjoy playing the drums on my keyboard, even though I’m not using loops very much, I like playing along the whole song, I think it’s more fun.
If someone knows about presets for a given sound pack that would be suitable for this kind of music, I think that would help me.
All the best,
JPR
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