[Rene Lavoie]

“SD3 users “in general” tend to create their own MIDI or record people creating the drum MIDI live with other musicians.”

I disagree with your statement because including MIDI libraries with the expansions of SD3 would indicate that you also expect that users will be assembling their own midi tracks as well within the software itself.

As many users have pointed out, the decision to purchase SD2/SD3 is driven by the desire to have the best Toontrack drum software available and while that might be true from a sound option standpoint, its clearly not the case from a utility standpoint where you require us to purchase both software to have complete features.

Fortunately, while less productive and more complex, there are other ways of achieving what bandmate does,

I mean come on, when you have 2 drum products and one is named “Superior”, do you really expect your customers to not think “It’s like Easy Drummer, but better” ?

• This post was modified 7 months, 3 weeks ago by Rene Lavoie.

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[Rene Lavoie]

I listened with my headphones on, sounded great.

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