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[Soundhound]

Understood, thanks. So will there be a whole new lineup of expansion packs? Will there, for example, be a new Funkmasters (or some other name) and new Indie, Jazz, Nashville etc? And will those have some capabilities etc that the originals don’t?

[Soundhound]

Ok, sounds good thanks Scott. So just to check that I understood correctly from that thread: For current owners of EZ Drummer like myself, the update to EZ Drummer 2 will be $99. All the expansion packs which I have now will work with EX Drummer 2, and will in fact be updated with all the new sounds/capabilities of EZ Drummer 2 expansion packs?

[Soundhound]

Ah, ok thanks, I’ll watch out for too much compression.

As far as splitting out the drums – I’m sure there’s much to be gained there and I’m barely scratching the surface with what I’m doing, but for the most part I’m really just looking to get the best sounds I can for the writing process, which means, to me anyway, having fewer choices available rather than more, so it doesn’t get in the way of the writing.

Once a song is ready though, it would be nice to be able to make things sound better more easily, and maybe that’s really where EZmix comes in for me. At that point I can spend a bit more time, and learn to split out the drums etc.

[Soundhound]

Thanks Scott, that does answer it, to a large degree? I guess what I was really asking is ezmix2 not intended to be used along with the producer presets for sd2, and it sounds like it is–if it sounds good etc.

[Soundhound]

Ah, ok thanks Scott. You snooze you lose…

[Soundhound]

Thanks Scott. Is there any overlap, or is it all different stuff? And one more question if I could, are the midi packs and more extensive than the mini collections that come with Grand Piano, or roughly equivalent in depth, breadth etc? thanks!

[Soundhound]

Perfect! Thanks again. EZ Keys, here I come… 🙂

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