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Greetings
my fellow audio and MIDI enthusiasts, Nathan Shane here of Vettaville.com.
The reason I've created this EZdrummer webpage is because I've
been so impressed by this new drum sampler plug-in that I wanted to
help spread the news. Back in 2003, I purchased Toontrack's DFH (Drumkit
From Hell) and was pleased with that for a short time, but
eventually moved on to other drum sample libraries and loops. But
now I've come back full circle to Toontrack with their release of
EZdrummer. It's not my intent to repeat what has
already been covered at Toontrack's
EZdrummer website, or what has been covered online. Instead, I'd rather share a few of the things that I
think may be of interest to some of you for this product. NOTE:
I may add additional content to these EZdrummer webpages in time,
but for now this is what I have...so enjoy! |
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EZdrummer |
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| Toontrack
have stepped into the next generation of acoustic drum-samplers.
EZdrummer is a multi-microphone drum sampler 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 combines auditioning of sounds
and drumkit construction. The extensive drag and drop midi-library
(featuring 8000+ midifiles) enables users to create a great
drumtrack 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, and thanks to
the second generation Toontrack Percussive Compression (TPC),
system requirements are kept to a minimum. For Windows XP and Mac
OS X 10.2.8 or higher. VST®, Audio Units™, RTAS TBA Q3 2006. dfh EZ drummer - Suddenly everything got
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Toontrack Support Forum |
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Want to
know even more about EZdrummer? Then be sure to checkout Toontrack's
Support Forum so that you can read the EZdrummer FAQ, and also
read other users questions, comments, suggestions, and answers. |
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EZdrummer and Groove
Monkee |
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Formed in
2004, Groove Monkee provides premium MIDI drum
tracks in a wide variety of convenient formats: GM, GM
multi-track, BFD, GURU, EZDrummer,
DFHS, DFH C&V, DFH 1 & 2, Groove Agent, Reason 2, Session
Drummer and MIDI Groove Clip. Groove Monkee has provided custom
content to Cakewalk, FXpansion, Linplug, Groovebox Music, Music
Tech Magazine and other organizations. Groove Monkee has mapped
and organized their MIDI tracks for Toontrack's EZdrummer program.
Please read my
review of their Rock MIDI tracks. |
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NOTE:
These videos were created using QuickTime and the H.264 video
codec which offers exceptional video quality.
Apple's
QuickTime
Player is needed to view them. - (to save to your
PC, right-click over image, and save target as) |
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EZ Drumtkit
Samples (11.6MB)- Overview of the drumkit samples and mixer. |
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EZ Mixer
Presets (5.0MB)- Create your own EZ Mixer presets
in SONAR 4. |
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EZ Keyboard
Mapping (9.3MB)- Hear all the sounds and see the MIDI
notes with Kontakt 2's Virtual Keyboard. |
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EZ MIDI
Groove Creation (6.7MB)- Creating MIDI Grooves for
EZdrummer with SONAR 4. |
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| MIDI Keyboard Layout |

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in seeing which MIDI notes are used for EZdrummer then click on the
image to the right. In addition, I've created a video using SONAR 4
Producer Edition to showcase EZdrummer's Default Drum Kit samples
across the entire keyboard. (please see videos above). |
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MIDI Groove Folders
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The image to the
right shows Windows Explorer (left-side) and EZdrummer
(right-side), and helps you to see the naming scheme that
Toontrack has used
to create the different MIDI Library Category Titles and the
folders for the Individual Styles. Click on the image and you'll
be taken to another webpage to see a
larger uncropped version of it with some additional explanations.
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