The upgrade price is certainly expensive at 179 Euros, especially if like myself one doesn’t need the new kits and doesn’t want the surround content. Clearly I am not alone in thinking that if the program was available on its own without that additional content at a lower price then many of us currently sitting on the fence would have already upgraded.
Just to follow up on this : since I updated Cubase to 8.0.5 EZKeys seems to work fine. I would assume that it was a problem with the first release of Cubase 8.
For Cubase 8 I only have the 64bit version. The path indicated by the Plug-in Manager in Cubase is correct in that it points to the EZKeys 64 bit .dll. When I went from C7.5 to C8 I did not change any of my plugins or their locations and the others seem fine. (So far!).
I don’t normally use the standalone version, but I have just checked it and it works fine.
I actually got the two Alan Morgan Presets and I think they give some good options. Of course if one is not quite correct then you can, using the Preset as a base, slightly modify them and save as a User Preset.
Although of course, on reflection, it could be something that we would like to see new from Toontrack. Unusual rhythms and perhaps less common percussion instruments?
