ezdrummer vs superior drummer 2.0 comparison

Processing must be done in host, meaning the necessity for individual track-outs and folder track Midi library is better organized, more midi files More flexible overall with all the Expansions packs I think both sound great for the most part, though AD gives you three complete kits plus extras, whereas EZD only gives you one full kit plus extras. Both are fine products, it comes down more to workflow than sounds IMO. Personally I sold EZD for AD, and am happier with it. I'm just a very satisfied customer like all the others you will find on their forums. If you are wondering.NO I am not associated with Rayzoon in any way. Spring Sale has it at $79.that's a steal!!!! Give a listen to their audio demos as well.you will not be disappointed and it works fantastic in Reaper. It's has a bit of a steap learning curve but once you wrap your head around it you won't want any other drum programs for your songs. A little hard to us I'm dead tired right now. In jamstix you can drag and drop the created parts on to a track and edit the midi notes it creates from the 'brain' after it composes the song. It uses algorythmns to work out the drum beats based on your selection of style and drummer. Jamstix has unlimited control and are not midi files. The demo is there to try out and the Support is second to none (Reaper is the second best support) :) EZdrummer and AD have just Midi playback with the ability to humanize the feel a little bit.

This is an awesome VST that IMHO has a far better human feel to it. I really like that AD has a free demo version, so that I can see exactly what I am getting into.

Anybody know if EZD adjusts the MIDI data to help humanize the sound? AD states that it does not adjust the MIDI data to add extra humanization. Looks like AD might come with a larger selection of drum choices, but I'm not sure if it comes with more samples (EZD says it has 7000 sound files I couldn't find a number for AD).īoth of them have some kind of round-robin humanizing. Looks like AD comes with more options for tuning the kit and applying effects (although I usually prefer to do all the FX in REAPER, just so that I don't have to keep track of which FX are in REAPER and which are in the VSTi). Any advice for choosing between the two?ĮZD comes with more MIDI files (8000+ with EZD versus 3000+ with AD). On the surface, they both look like very similar interfaces. I think I have narrowed my drum choices down to EZDrummer and Addictive Drums.

Ezdrummer vs superior drummer 2.0 comparison