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[Nicholas DiFabbio]

Then why don’t they cost the same, and why is SD 3 something to upgrade to. BTW, I didn’t say ‘lesser’ just more basic. Which supports my point.

I’m not a producer, don’t have a commercial studio, and don’t create MIDI live with other musicians,  I wanted SD 3 for the advanced libraries and more tweakable mixing.

You would, I assume want people to move to SD 3 for those and other reasons, yet why would they want to lose an obviously valuable (and seeming great from what I’ve seen in tutorial videos) feature when they’re about to, in their eyes, upgrade and pay more.

SD 3 should have Bandmate, and as I said, I believe it will.

 

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[Nicholas DiFabbio]

SD 3 is the premium drummer app from Toontrack.

To have such a useful feature in the more basic program but not the premium program seems counter to good business practice.

I think they’ll be adding it to SD 3 soon.

• This post was modified 1 year, 6 months ago by Nicholas DiFabbio.

[Nicholas DiFabbio]

Hello,

Went with Studio Grand.

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[Nicholas DiFabbio]

Thank you,

Is the grand piano in The Essential Pianos bundle the same as the Studio Grand.

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[Nicholas DiFabbio]

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[Nicholas DiFabbio]

Excellent, works great, thanks

[Nicholas DiFabbio]

Downloads 1 and 2, which I think are all that’s necessary, add up to about 80gb.

[Nicholas DiFabbio]

I wasn’t referring to how well they play, just to the load time, which is kind of important. Of course they’re going to sound the same. The issue of not overloading a SSD is based on multiple sources in literature. Just suggesting.
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