When bands like Boston, Journey, Toto, The Doobie Brothers and Steely Dan rose to international fame in the late ’70s, someone had already coined the divider Adult Oriented Rock (AOR) to set this new, lush and often technically inclined genre apart from its more rowdy sibling, classic rock. With its huge hooks, slick, layered productions and musical prowess, it became the new, widely accepted soundtrack to not only mainstream USA, but the world. Suddenly, rock wasn’t all about being loud. Now, songwriting, performance and skill were front and center, not least in terms of drummers. Players like Jeff Porcaro, Bernard Purdie and Steve Gadd would go on to inspire a whole new generation of drummers around the world.
(https://www.toontrack.com)

A EZ Keys midi pack and an EZ Drummer midi pack. These are an easy decision for me. And... Bapu doesn't have everything,wait... now he has everything again. Well played, my man. 

Yep. Had my last EZKeys serial. Gone. I had two MIDI serials. Only Juan left now.

Gonna have to buy new dual 6 packs next month.
 

Could be useful 😊 But isn't "Adult Oriented Rock" the worst name for a genre ever?

These are really good.  Album Oriented Rock is what I have always known it to be!

someone that purchases this pack please give a rundown review.
 
I listen to that AOR music all the time - I like Boston and Kansas as well as hardcore trance so sue me.
 
the demo's for this really.....well to me they suck, they sound like someone practicing drums, honestly. to me, sorry.  maybe I am missing something here.
 
enlighten me.

A few have a definite Steely Dan feel. I can't write like that, but it's fun to jam to.

MachineClaw
 
enlighten me.

It's like they say about asking what the price is on something.
 
If you have to ask, you can't afford it.

soooooo because I don't "get it" your saying I don't get it.
 
hmmmm well, okay, then there is that.