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[Mick Avoidant]

FLORGOROTH wrote:

I understand,  I purchased superior drummer 3, figured I’d wait for another sale or monthly deal for area 33

In meantime, you could load your own samples into SD. One kit has 5 toms. You could, say, load one sample each into cymbals. It wouldn’t look right on the graphic, but you would have your eight toms.

[Mick Avoidant]

FLORGOROTH wrote:

Is there any coupon codes on area33? Gonna go for broke

Area 33 is a Superior Drummer expansion. EZD cannot load it.

[Mick Avoidant]

FLORGOROTH wrote:

I might splurge on superior drummer, but options is what helps products evolve. As musicians we need flexible tools to be creative. 

 

I hear you, but EZD is meant for songwriters needing drums on a demo. SD is for producers and studios. A songwriter isn’t likely to need eight toms.

[Mick Avoidant]

If you can afford to get Superior Drummer 3, do so. It lets you add to a kit, where EZD has those three on the right of the window. Buy Area 33 expansion, and the kit has 13 toms as standard.

[Mick Avoidant]

Ezdrummer is the platform. Expansion packs run within EZD and give you drum kits and MIDI drum bears. MIDI packs are drum beats only. MIDI is Musical Instrument Digital Interface.

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