@ianoregan said:
I’d really appreciate it if you could check how many grooves there should be next time you are able to and get back to me here. There are dozens of variations in the Blues pack that I bought – 9 reggae grooves for 69 euros seems like much less value. The reason for buying the reggae pack was that I don’t have much of a background in reggae – I don’t understand how to construct reggae grooves. If I were able to construct reggae grooves, I would have done so using the basic kits I already have. Enjoy the rest of your Christmas.
Let’s please not forget that for 69 euros, you got the Reggae EZX sound library “recorded at Rub-a-Dub Studios in Stockholm, Sweden and comes with a unique and genuine collection of instruments, all handpicked for this session. It includes two full, single-headed custom drum kits, a generous selection of snares, percussion and traditional Binghi and clay hand drums.”
If you only wanted some reggae grooves to use with the basic kits you already have,
you may have been better served by buying the “Reggae Beats MIDI Pack”
(106 variations of beats, 79 fills and nearly as many intro fills) as it’s only the MIDI and no sound library.
http://www.toontrack.com/product/reggae-beats-midi/
@MEverly said:
Does anyone know if the midi in the blues ezx are the same ones in the blues midi pack?
There are two (2) packs of Blues MIDI grooves offered by Toontrack.
One MIDI pack named simply, “BLUES MIDI” contains different blues grooves than those in the MIDI pack named,
“The Blues EZX MIDI Pack” which clearly contains the MIDI that is included in THE BLUES EZX expansion for EZDrummer.
(It says so right in its title and on its product description page.)
http://www.toontrack.com/product/blues-midi/
http://www.toontrack.com/product/the-blues-midi/
Don’t forget that EZDrummer2 allows you to preview any and all MIDI available through the Toontrack MIDI Web Shop
by clicking the “Show Web Shop MIDI” button atop the filter window on the SEARCH tab.
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“Well, I can’t say more than previously announced; an AAX version for Pro Tools 11 will be released and I would be surprised if it isn’t sooner rather than later but I can’t give you a date. As I understand it, it is awaiting its turn in a set schedule. BR, John”
SO in reference to your quote….I guess you are now surprised. When are we going to see this? I would even have purchased EZ Drummer 2 if it had the feature to split out individual parts….
You won’t even respond to support questions about this. I think we, there community, can now assume you are never going to continue to support this. I hope another manufacturer can be coaxed into stepping up to the plate and fulfilling this need. You obviously aren’t interested…..
EZDrummer2 does split out parts.
You have the ability to remove individual kit pieces from a groove placed in the song track
or paste a kit piece and its pattern from one groove into another.
It sounds to me as though the ‘pull down menu” to which you are referring is the Key Signature selection for your track overall.
(show below in Attachment 1)
The Circle of Fifths option used for changing and/or modifying chords is accessed by clicking on an existing chord in the track.
(show below in Attachment 2)
