Well, another one hits the shelves... I am not sure about this one - as with the Hip Hop EZX I think it's very processed. It does sound nice, but probably this is really for a small category of music styles.
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Can't say I'm a fan of dark taped kits either. I must say though, I'm really appreciating EZ Drummer 2 and it's simplicity next to Superior Drummer.
It seems like a illogical choice when EZX kits also work with SD2, but the configuration of EZ drummer makes it play so much nicer with modules. Just start and play, no host, no mapping as it's all fixed, switching kits on the fly, etc. I do miss positional sensing snares though. If they could just add that back please Toontrack!
My top VST kit would still be BFD Jazz & Funk at this time, just for the toms.◾ Diamond Drums 4pc in Di-Noc carbon ◾ 2box DrumIt 5 MKII
◾ Roland UA-1010 / cymbals / KT-10 (x2) ◾ Tama / Gibraltar hardware ◾ JBL LSR3 Series 2.1 Monitoring ◾ Pearl THMP-1
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DTX700, eDRUMin 4+10, A2E Dixon kit, Yamaha cymbals, FSR HH
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I don't think that's a no-no. EZ Drummer is not intended for e-drumming, but for producing. Plus, you can, of course, change the mapping if you run EZ Drummer within a DAW.
TD-11 with 1xPDX 100 and 2x 12" drum-tec Diabolo pads, VH-11, CY 15R, CY-8 + various VSTi's.Comment
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