Bandmate- works as advertised, suggested a number of viable beats to put behind a guitar part I quick recorded. MIDI patterns are now visualized alongside with their previews, so it's easier to **see** how busy a pattern is, before even playing it. There are new categories within the MIDI libraries such as 'pickups' in addition to verse chorus fills etc.

Bunch of styles, various halftimes, fulltimes, swung beats, and there's a 12/8 in there. It includes another 30 or so groove libraries. App is a little snappier and more responsiveĮdit: OK, I'm playing with it this evening and I'll post my observations as I go.

My EZD2 kits and MIDI libs came along for the upgrade and seem to work fine It comes with three new (generic) kits - bright, tight, and main room. I can apparently browse/preview unpurchased MIDI libraries directly in the application now Existing users can pre-order the upgrade now for €72 (regular price €72).įind out more on the Toontrack (opens in new tab) website.Just digging into it now.my first impressions are: Anyone who buys EZdrummer 2 between now and then will get a free version 3 upgrade as soon as it becomes available. “To serve the songwriter with the best set of features for effortless creativity is still at the very heart of the new program - it’s just a whole lot smarter, more intuitive and powerful now.”ĮZdrummer 3 - which runs on PC and Mac in VST/AU/AAX formats - will be released on 3 May priced at €165. “Although EZdrummer 3 is new in every sense of the word, we’ve gone out of our way to continue to build on the strengths and features that have made its earlier generations the absolute choice software for songwriters,” comments Erik Phersson, Toontrack’s Head of Software Development. You also have a choice of three rooms, so you can adjust the ambience. Moving on to the new sound library, you now get seven kits and ‘extras’ that were captured by producer/engineer/mixer at Hansa Studios in Berlin.

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