Ezdrummer ipad upgrade#
Ezdrummer ipad license#
Ezdrummer ipad plus#

Maybe with superior the two 10 dollar midi packs I might not even need? So are any a complete doubling like I saw warned about? There was a midi Hip Hop pack for 10 I passed on because I didnвЂ™t know if it would be a waste with the EZX Hip Hop pack I got. In older ones I heard that half will overlap but you will still get more. Now I saw, at least for newer stuff, like in the Alt Rock midi pack they say no overlap. In the past I hear people say be careful that if you have bought an EZX pack the corresponding Midi pack is the same. Only other questions I have are about overlap. I dunno, IвЂ™m a bit overwhelmed with options.

Ezdrummer ipad upgrade#

With the upgrade to their sequencer and the new 808вЂ™s and such I might not need the Hip Hop pack anyhow. Sound and kits ad well, but not sure if they are improved.

Ezdrummer ipad plus#

Plus grooves in Logic might be good? They added a lot more with the new producer packs. For that money I will look at groove monkey and others. Hop pack I got and I got two midi packs at 10 each. I think the EZDRUMMER stuff, even on sale was expensive, aside from like the hip When they make these specific packs with unique attributes I wonder if IвЂ™d still want them if I had Superior. The Modern Pop pack seemed unique as well.

Ezdrummer ipad license#

IвЂ™d still use the Alt Pack as itвЂ™s being given to me (hopefully license transfer is allowed?) and itвЂ™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.ДЇor 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.ДЇor the drums, IвЂ™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 IвЂ™m still ahead with having two sounds, but IвЂ™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 wonвЂ™t be able to play it in the program. Instead, you have to use the 'File Sharing' feature as above.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). I don't know why GB just cannot pull songs out of the normal iPad iTunes library (like Ampkit, Amplitube and many other apps do). It is a weirdly roundabout way to do it IMO. Now, if you start up GB on the iPad, and go to 'Import from iTunes', you should see your backing tracks that you can pull into a track. Once you have dragged the backing tracks you want in here, you can unplug your iPad. You will also see any GB tracks that you have rendered.ДЁ. You will now see a file sharing 'space' where you can drag MP3 or FLAC backing tracks into (or remove them if you have to). In here somewhere you will see an icon for Garageband - click on it.Д§.

Scroll down towards the bottom of the right hand window until you see a section called 'File Sharing'Д¦. On the right hand window pane, click on 'Apps' along the topДҐ. On the left hand side window pane, click on 'xxx's iPad' (Whatever your iPad device is called)Д¤. I assumed it was GB on the Mac, but you are meaning the iPad.ДЈ. Ah, Whoops - My bad, I didn't read your thread title fully.