you can’t export the whole Set. You can export one shot samples when you use a DAW. The kits in the TD-50 are also multilayered to get a more realistic dynamic for your playing. If you want to play your SD3 on a live gig without using a computer, the only way I know is to use a Drumit5 for example. There is a Software which is able to convert your VST Sounds to import it to the drumit module. But . . . it will not sound 100% like your VST Drum out of the software, because it get’s played back by the module. There are lots of videos out there that show off what is possible with the drumit module and how it sounds.
I’m still waiting for Toontrack doing a cooperation like Slate did with Pearl and the MimicPro. Maybe there will be a way with the GEWA G9 . . . . the guys at GEWA recorded the sound also in Hansa Studios as far as I know. Or create a System like the old Muse Receptor, but with new up to date Hardware to handle those massive libraries.
Though I can’t speak for Toontrack, I personally doubt it.
There was indeed a cooperation with Pearl and the Pearl R.E.D. Box ePro but as I recall it didn’t sell at all. The market for E-drummers that buy modules that can be expanded with 3rd party sounds from e.g. Toontrack is (or at least has been) very small. The R&D money for adapting/customizing the Toontrack format libraries for a specific module would not be returned.
Again, this my personal thoughts and I am just a tech advisor here.
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