I am not sure if that exists, but look for maybe a free trial of anything you want to try. I had some kind of basic or starter version of EZ years ago. I would appreciate any help or suggestions anyone can give me here. In one of the older YouTube videos I watched, the video maker said that in EZ Drummer it is not possible route the toms to separate outputs – is this still the case?Ģ.ğrom what I have heard in the videos I have watched, it sounds like the EZ Drummer sounds are more open, contain more room sound, and therefore (to me) sound more ‘natural’ – is it possible to process these sounds by minimizing things like reverb within the program, or is that kind of openness and reverb part of the samples?ģ.Ĝonversely, it sounds like the Addictive Drum sounds are highly processed, and sound a bit too unnatural for me – is it possible to process those to sound significantly different, more natural? I would also like whatever virtual drum software I buy to provide a realistic 'feel' at different drum velocities - it seems to me that a lot of these virtual drum programs simply provide a different volume when increasing or decreasing the velocity setting, and I think there are other dynamics that are effected when doing this, but that those dynamics are not usually present in these programsġ. I would like to be able to sculpt the sounds to suit my taste/goals, but do not want to have to spend a long time working on the soundsĤ.

I would like to use EZD/AD to achieve a teatowels-over-the-snare-and-toms Ringo sound a lot of the time (probably with some compression) – I am very attracted to that soundĢ.Ět the same time, I would like to have a wide range of sounds available to me (that does not necessarily mean more kits)ģ.

What I Would Like to Achieve / How I Intend to Use Drum Softwareġ. I am trying to decide between getting EZ Drummer and Addictive Drums, and would appreciate some information about these two programs, in response to my requirements, listed below.

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