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Toontrack Ez Drummer Multi Layer Drum Sampler Software
Studio : Toontrack
by Toontrack
Brand : Toontrack
Publisher : Toontrack
Availability : Usually ships in 1-2 business days
EAN : 0825810001067
UPC : 825810001067
Avg. Customer Rating: (based on 9 reviews)
List Price : $0.00
Our Price : $143.75
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7000 sound files at 16-bit / 44.1kHz equivalent to 5Gb of uncompressed wav files
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Instant access to more than 8000 midi drum patterns with prelistening, quick browsing and drag?n?drop functionality
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Same extensive layer depth on all drums and cymbals as in EZdrummers big brother - dfh SUPERIOR
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TPC II reduces system requirements to a minimum
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Internal mixer allows stereo and multitrack routing into the host through one single plug in
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Product Description |
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The dfh EZdrummer from Toontrack is a multi-microphone drum sampler taht lets you pick the drums, the mics, and craft the sounds that lie at the foundation of your songs. EZdrummer is designed for musicians and producers in need of a compact, affordable, easy to handle plug-in without compromising sound quality or control. The visualized drums in the interface combine auditioning of sounds and drum kit construction. The extensive drag-n-drop MIDI-library (featuring 8000+ MIDI files) enables users to create a great drum track in just a few clicks. For more advanced handling, users can control microphone bleeding and levels between drums using the internal mixer. The mixer also allows stereo and multitrack routing into the host through one single plug-in. Combining easy and advanced handling and low system requirements, dfh EZdrummer is an entry level product as well as suited for the pro who needs to achieve high-end results in minutes. |
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Insta-Drummer |
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If you are using a computer-based recording system you can't make drums easier than this. And they sound awesome. You can use the large library of midi samples, or you can make your own. The thing that is so awesome about EZDrummer is that the loops are midi loops. as opposed to audio loops. So you can edit them in any way you want and it wont effect the sound. They now have Superior Drummer 2, but this program works great and it is much much cheaper. If you end up wanting Superior Drummer 2 you can upgrade from this. |
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Worth it's weight in gold |
Hands down the best drummer I've worked with. Shows up on time, has no ego, and has no psycho girlfriend to deal with. Oh and did I mention that it sounds amazing?
I love this software. I've had it for two weeks and fell so in love with how easy it is to use that I just ordered all the expansion packs.
I was trying to use Session Drummer2 that came bundled with Sonar 7. It was awful. Took me two recording sessions to figure out that it would be forever useless. I now use EZdrummer exclusivley.
There is no end to what you can do with this software. Drag and drop and then edit the clip if needed. Just go to toontracks website and check out the video. If your not sold then get a real drummer.
But if your like me and you live in an apartment and you are tired of using drum machines that sound, well machine like. Then this is for you.
As for the whole registering it thing,it ain't that bad. In fact it was no harder then when I loaded up Sonar and had to go thru registering that. |
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Buyer Beware don't fall victim to these liars |
BUYER BEWARE Do not buy this product. This company is a bunch of liars and cheats. Once they get your money they run you around and then leave you cold. Don't be a sucker like I was.
Forget about support, forget about straight answers.
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why the bad rap? |
I'm a bit baffled by some of the reviews here. I got EZDrummer recently and I'm very happy with it so far. Let me clear up a few things:
1) It's a virtual instrument (says so right on the name). Apparently some people don't understand what that means. What that means is that you plug it into your favorite "main" sequencer program (FL Studio, Cubase, Mixcraft, whatever) and use it from there. Actually, EZ Drummer *does* come with a stand-alone program as well, but it's mainly a virtual instrument. Complaining that you need to buy a sequencer to use it is like complaining that you need to have a computer or an operating system, or a disk drive, or a power outlet. Duh! That's it's nature, and it's well understood.
2) The licensing is not *that* bad. Here's what it is: you install the program from the disk, you login to their website and fill in some info including the "license key" that comes with your disk, Toontrack generates an automated email containing an authcode that is specific to your computer and your serial number, you type that in on your computer, and you are done. The bottom line is that you can set two machines up to run with a single copy of EZDrummer. Then if you want to install it on a 3rd machine you have to de-activate one of the licenses that you had previously activated.
I'm not real thrilled about the licensing. It is certainly a bit confusing, and I wish it were either a little more flexible or let you license it via a dongle but I've seen much much worse, and I had things running 15-20min after inserting the disk into my machine. It's actually pretty similar to how Adobe does licensing for example.
Ok, so how is it at helping you create drum beats? Seems pretty darn good to me. The "default" drum beats are great. Just select what you want and drag it right onto your favorite sequencer. That is one way to use it. And even using it on that simple level it gives you a lot of power. You can make modifications like how hard the drum strikes are, and you can control the mixer right on EZdrummer itself to tailor the individual drums and symbols. The other way to use it is to create completely custom beats. I have not played with that much yet, but that is the feature that distinguishes it from places that just offer you drum loops that you pretty much have to take "as is" for example. And to me the fact that it offers so many different "upgrades" is a nice plus. It means that you can start small and expand, and also that the company is alive and well and motivated to keep making their product better.
I haven't used it enough yet to give a real in-depth review, but I felt like a few of the things that were said about it were pretty far off-base, and I wanted to chime in on that. I think the real telling thing about EZDrummer is what the real experienced hard-core musicians think of it. Go and do some searches and I think you'll see that this program has a real nice, well-earned reputation in the musician community.
By the way, I've been using it with FL Studio and Mixcraft and it seems to work very well with both those programs. |
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I love this... |
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I have Cubase 4, Reason3, Drum addition to Reason. I am using this with Alesis DM5 electronic drum set. Cubase and Reason don't come close to how real and full sounding the EZDrummer sets sound. I am really appreciating this product. |
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