The Modern Pop pack seemed unique as well. I’d still use the Alt Pack as it’s being given to me (hopefully license transfer is allowed?) and it’s unique. What I wonder though now is if I got Superior is that Hip Hop pack redundant both sound and midi grooves wise? If so, that 24 could go right towards a Superior cross grade, which I can get for 299, no tax and 20% back in rewards. It was also 24 bucks and the other ones were like 47 even on sale, so seemed a decent value. However, I am wondering about both ezx packs, midi packs and how this relates to upgrading to Superior so far as overlap and overall cost differences.įor example, I got the Hip Hop pack because Ez has no such electronic sounds included, even though that pack has a lot of acoustic as well. I grabbed it largely because my buddy is gonna give me his alt rock pack and for me that will be so much fun. Either way, for 39 bucks I have long wanted to try this program even though it is not as unique as it was at release.įor the drums, I’m a bit confused. I was actually ok with getting the Dream Machine as it seems cool and was cheap, and if I buy a piano pack I’m still ahead with having two sounds, but I’m wondering how easy it is to use this program to control other samples like in logic or another library, or will I only be able to do it by importing the midi into the DAW after the fact and won’t be able to play it in the program. I let the sales get a hold of me and bought EZdrummer for 70 and keys for 39, this one was cheaper with the less popular versions like the strings and Dream Machine (which I got).

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