Superior Drummer 3 (Right Mouse or Arrow..to change snares.. or any ?) REQUEST.

[mariannekhos3]

I HAVE NO IDEA why ¡ SD3 has no option to SHOW all the Snare for example.. if you right click in the snare for example..

it shows only the snares of the library selected..if you want other snare from another SDX you have to FIND.. the way….

ANOTHER windows opens up.. and then you select.. the one.. it is so.. OUTDATED.. that method.. even EZX has that Option that Shows.. ALL the snares.. from ALL the SDX or EZX.. extension libraries we have bought..

and arrows.. to change the snare for example.. LESS clicks ¡

 

this missing option.. it is a big thumbs down for SD3. I hope it could be a update with this option… more simpler.

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[John]

Well,

 

I for one think it’s very convenient to be able to hit Alt+R and filter out what I am looking for.

Of course, if you only have a few libraries the list won’t be super long but when you have a lot of libraries, a right-click menu would be impossible to navigate.
Personally, I would get more than 1.100+ hits for Snares in the ‘Sticks’ category.

But you are of course free to make a request for having this as an option, just pointing out that there is a point behind the current scheme.

 

BR,

John

John Rammelt - Toontrack
Technical Advisor

[mariannekhos3]

you say it is not a good idea then? so why you DO have that Option in EZX 2 ?.. works pretty well.. less clicks.. you can use the arrows… or tigh click and navigate from the snare to other Library Snare.. ? it is Much Much more simpler in EZX 2.

[Henrik]

It’s there in EZdrummer 2 because it has no Search for Instruments area, this is the only way to change instruments.

SD3 on the other hand, has more ways to do this and they are splitted by:

• one really easy: show available instruments of the same type as the selected, from the current instruments sound library.
• one powerful: have filters where you can select properties like “search only in a certain library”, or “search only brushed snares”.
  • Since you can, as John said, press Alt + R, click the requested library, and all the instruments from that particular library will be shown we opted to keep the simple way as simple as possible. You can also use the arrow keys to preview them, and also enable auto load so each selected instruments is automatically loaded.

In theory, the simple way could have contained options to select library, select instrument type, and even more options, but the way we chose worked the best when we tried it. It doesn’t mean it’s the perfect solution though, so your request is noted!

Henrik Ekblom - User Experience Designer
Toontrack

• The post has been modified 2 times, last modified 5 years, 9 months ago by Henrik.

[mariannekhos3]

mmmm… o.k. it is just a suggestion. why make a forum for REQUEST suggestions.. and then you Always reply .. like NO NO NO.. our WAY is the BEST way . ???. anyway.

[Henrik]

Henrik wrote:

so your request is noted!

I took a note of the request, since I don’t think we have made everything right. I can of course leave out the explanation of why we made the current design decisions, but I think it may help people to see why it is like it is now, and maybe use the design in a better way.

Henrik Ekblom - User Experience Designer
Toontrack

• This post was modified 5 years, 8 months ago by Henrik.

[mariannekhos3]

this is much more simpler ..

 

all snares from any library.. no need for more windows..

[mariannekhos3]

computer can handle images.. so why not use that advantage ? sometimes is more simpler and intuitive to load  by picture than names or libraries .. less windows.. one click.. and shows up all racktombs 1..

[Henrik]

mariannekhos3 wrote:

sometimes is more simpler and intuitive to load  by picture than names or libraries

Thanks for the feedback, your idea is noted! I agree that it would be useful to see the instruments in the list before selecting it. The current implementation shows an image of the instrument after you select it.

Henrik Ekblom - User Experience Designer
Toontrack

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