EPiK Drums @ Esoundz

All formats on sale...

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All of the BFD Kits are reduced...


EpiK DrumS - A Ken Scott Collection for BFD2BFD$649.00  $404.10
EpiK DrumS - Sixties Downbeat Kit for BFD2BFD$99.00  $49.00
EpiK DrumS - Seventies EJ Kit for BFD2BFD$99.00  $62.10
EpiK DrumS - Bill Cobham Kit for BFD2BFD$99.00  $62.10
EpiK DrumS - Terry Bozzio Kit for BFD2BFD$99.00  $62.10
EpiK DrumS - Rod Morgenstein Kit for BFD2BFD$99.00  $62.10
EpiK DrumS - Bob Siebenberg Kit for BFD2BFD$99.00  $62.10
EpiK DrumS - Woody Woodmansey Kit for BFD2BFD$99.00  $62.10

You're right
 
I only saw the, 'sale' sign for the 60's downbeat kit.
 
There's also the, 'Imperial Drums' that came out for BFD3 which are really, really good but they were from Chocolate Audio.
In truth the Orchestral kit is the only kit released by FXpansion for BFD3 as the stock kits are from platinum samples.
Actually there's 'Marching drums' too but I'm not sure that these two kits are completely new recordings for BFD3 as they already had some orchestral stuff out there, some of which is included in the percussion kit amongst others.
 
I don't know whether they're in the process of recording new kits or not, or perhaps other companies are looking to record kits to take advantage of BFD3's new features but the fact that all their previous expansion kits work in BFD3 just as they did in BFD2 and the fact that I have too many of them already means I'm okay for the moment
 
Also with regards to kits for BFD3 from other companies I'm wondering whether the lack of movement from Toontrack with Superior Drummer 3 will see Platinum Samples and others recording kits solely for BFD3 although I think it's quite easy to release separate versions of the same kits, they'd just record them with the extra comp and mono channels and release versions without those channels for superior and others.
 
 
Steve