It’s from this legacy that the Big Rock Drums EZX picks up. With a big, thunderous sound, often with the drums as the barreling force in the front of the mix, the classic acts of this era didn’t only strike a chord that would resonate to this day – they shook the ground and started a landslide of heavy music to come. It is therefore NOT boxed.įive kits, all capturing the raw, thunderous tone of classic ‘70s hard rock.įueled by acts like Led Zeppelin, Deep Purple and Black Sabbath, a new breed of rock burst onto the scene in the late sixties. So, I’m not a SD3 power user and the new EZ Drummer 3 looks like it might just be the compromise that may satisfy my Drummer needs -looking forwards to finding out more info on EZ3, which is a bit limited currently but tempted to take advantage of the pre-order upgrade discount as a retirement present to myself.Please Note: This product is an Electronic Serial Download. I’ve been using SD3 since it came out but to be honest SD3 is a mile long but I only use the first couple of hundred yards of it ( I haven’t even loaded the ambient mic’s set because I don’t have enough hard drive space and don’t see any great need to) and I’ve not bought any SD3 extensions purely because they’ve far too expensive, choosing to use EZD extensions instead if I need more than the SD3 core drums.

Now EZ Drummer 3 has just been announced and it looks very interesting apparently incorporating many of the features from SD3 that convinced me to get SD3 but in an ‘EZ’ package!

I’ve had EZ Drummer 2 for quite a number of years and upgraded to Superior Drummer 3 when it came out because it incorporated many of the ‘easy’ features I liked in EZD2 but with Superior Drummer’s added versatility.

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