Thanks much, but I don’t have the Basic Rock MIDI. I have my basic 6/8 MIDI from the Nashville stuff, just looking for some more 6/8 fills. If anyone has time to post the info from Basic Rock, that would be great. Thanks again….
Well, thanks for at least letting us know that this IS a dead product as far as evolving it goes. At least thanks for maintaining it so it at least works. Too bad, I thought it had some good potential!
I am curious. I was considering purchase of EZ Keys, being a long time user of TT products. However, this thread puts me off a bit. If one of the shortcoming is a too-small MIDI library, why was a new supplemental library of MIDI files just introduced for an additional $30? Shouldn’t it be folded in to the product as a free upgrade, to help make the product more attractive to us that are still on the fence? How about a buy EZ keys and get the MIDI pack free? I am curious. AND cheap!
Yes, I must agree. This product seems to have withering on the vine. Many of us invested in BeatStation as early adaptors because we were already ToonTrack fans. Please give the product a little plant food or something!
Great news! I love this product, just think it needs some more features (MIDI control is my #1 request). Please keep it evolving…it has great potential for live performance and DJ’ing.
Like you want to load up 5 ‘snare’ sounds on 1 pad and have MIDI velocity 127 trigger only 1 of those sounds. No, but that would be cool.
Yes, that would be VERY cool, and very useful. Especially if there was some “crossfading” between the levels to smooth the transitions. Then a user could load in their samples according to their playing levels, and trigger them via their own assigned MIDI ranges (for example, 1-25, 26-51, etc). Otherwise, there is no way for us to create our own velocity-sensitive pads.
