will i get some kind of discount on the EZ drummer if i already own superor2.
i know there is an upgrade from EZ tu S2 but what if i want to own EZ also?
yeah, i just bought electronic and claustrophobic EZX.
anyways i think it would be cool to have EZ besides S2,
but spending 92€ again for an older product,
having the following product already purchased gives me headache 😀
I understand.
I would only disagree that one is older and the other ‘following’.
They are two separate and current products, designed for slightly different uses.
As a Superior owner, the only reason to own EZdrummer itself would be for a faster, easier workflow, or for a more easily portable drum sample player.
Those are benefits, not downgrades from Superior.
you’re absolutely right about that, because the easier workflow and
the portability are exactly the reasons why i want to get EZ besides S2.
sure i would benefit from EZ but on the other hand, guys who bought EZ
than upgraded to S2, paid just a few bucks more than people who bought S2 directly as i did.
the difference is, i own one product, the other guys own two…now paying 92€ again for EZ = kick in the balls 😀
cheers
S.
PS:
the EZX’s i bought seem not to work in S2, for some reason
i can’t install the library because EZDrummer is required.
if i can’t fix that i HAVE to get EZDrummer to be able to use EZX’s (just ordered another two expansions)
…double kick in the balls! 🙁
Don’t know if I can help, but FWIW I have Nashville, Funkmasters, and Vintage Rock EZX working with SD2.2
Have you updated SD2 ?
Windows 10 |3.4 I7 Ivy Bridge 16gb ddr3 | Studio One Producer | Focusrite Forte USB2 | Roland TD11 | EZDrummer 2 | EZmix 2 | EZkeys 2 | StudioOne Pro 4| Cubase 10 Pro
the EZX’s i bought seem not to work in S2, for some reason
i can’t install the library because EZDrummer is required.
if i can’t fix that i HAVE to get EZDrummer to be able to use EZX’s (just ordered another two expansions)
Soultrash,
EZXs *definitely* work with Superior2. You don’t set them up like SDXs (in the S2 paths) – you install them in a “EZDrummer” directory, that Superior knows about. It’s usually near where your Superiro MIDI files are installed.
For example, my MIDI files are in F:EZDrummerMidi, and the EZXs just install into F:EZDrummer (in their own subdirectories). Superior knows about this F:EZDrummer directory – it knows it’s MIDI files are there, and any EZXs are there, and it “just sees” them when they are installed. (nothing to set up in Superior).
You chose this directory at some point and have probably forgotten about it (which is normal) – but look for where your MIDI files are – that should be a clue, then install your EZXs to the same place.
If you know how to look in your registry, I can help you find the location.
There is no need to buy EZDrummer to use EZXs.
John Braner
http://johnbraner.bandcamp.com
http://www.soundclick.com/johnbraner
and all the major streaming/download sites.
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Reaper 7 x64 (latest version), Windows 11 Pro 64 bit, AMD Ryzen 3950x, 32GB RAM, MSI MAG X570 Tomahawk Wifi mobo (not using wifi though), NVIDIA GEForce GT710 video card, MOTU Ultralite AVB audio interface
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