[Steve Salamone]

I appreciate your help and opinion but I feel as I just threw $300 out of the window. For that kind of money I should have received a lot more midi packs then just 4 virtual instruments. If I could return this product I would. I should have done more homework before forking over $300 for EZKeys. On the other hand the $129 I spent to upgrade to EZ Drummer 2 is well worth every penny. This is an excellent program and I’ve received many comments how good the drums sound in my songs. I mean no disrespect to Toontracks and it’s satisfied users but EZKeys is a waste of my money and time.

[Steve Salamone]

You don’t think the Intros are Canned?

[Steve Salamone]

I own a Korg Pa3x Arranger Keyboard. It comes with many different styles. It also has 3 different intros and 3 different endings you can choose from. It’s not logical to me to offer song writing tools with a intro, verse, bridge, chorus and no endings.

[Steve Salamone]

Thank you again for your quick reply. Is there a reason Toontracks did not add an “outdo” to all of these midi parts? There are several variations of intros, pre chorus, chorus, bridge but no outrtos in the mix. In the library that came with my bundle there is a finishes but they are kind of useless. So my question is why are there no Endings for us to use? Thank you.

[Steve Salamone]

Thanks for the quick reply. So I noticed that the Pop/Rock midi that comes with the EZKeys bundle I purchased has a lot more variations then the SoulRNB, etc. So if I purchase the separate Pop/Rock Midi pack for $29 I will get more variations?
Right now the one that came with the bundle has Straight 4/4, Ballad 66bpm, Rock Ballad, Basic77bpm, Slow Push 94bpm, One of the Greats and Memphis 131bpm, Swing 4/4, Slow 80bp and Laid Back 82 Bpm. So if I purchase the Midi Pack Pop/Rock for $29 I will get a lot more midi variations then the ones I listed? Thank you.

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