Loving it here, too, except all the routing in my projects are now messed up.  Soft synths are routed to EZdrummer, EZdrummer's routing is messed up, so when I open a project there is silence from the VSTi s.

Just now got it installed and ALL the ToonTrack updates finished. Have only used it in stand alone but so far I am impressed and excited about spending some time with it.
 
At first, I wasn't even going to bother upgrading due to the other drum vsti's I have and use frequently but this is worth the price just for the song construction features alone. JRR did a Great job on the price and getting the license to me same day.

Up and running, but can't figure out how to add something to their presets. Like adding a crash at the end of a section or bar. Also, can't figure out how to drag and drop a drum part to my Sonar 8.5. I wish there was more documentation, both with Sonar and EZDrummer.

 
 


I called jrrshop and my order is now being sent to Toontrack for the serial numbers, or whatever they have to do. I should be one of the cool kids again before too long!

cclarry

clintmartin
Still waiting on jrrshop. My first purchase with them is less than impressive...

They are pretty "Johnny on the Spot" Clint.  The delay is due to Toontrack 
Serial#'s having to be "manually" applied for. 

I got mine from Sweetwater in less than 2 minutes.

...but I got it for $75.59. I do like Sweetwater too. I've spent a load there.

rickyneg
Up and running, but can't figure out how to add something to their presets. Like adding a crash at the end of a section or bar. Also, can't figure out how to drag and drop a drum part to my Sonar 8.5. I wish there was more documentation, both with Sonar and EZDrummer.

I don't think there is a way to gracefully add a crash at the end of a bar within EZD2.  You could drag the groove down to the Composer Track and then split it where you want the crash, the use the Play style editor to add a crash to the beginning of that short groove you just created.  After that you could select the two groove segments and then merge them back into one groove.

Or drag the groove into the Composer Track and record enable it and record a cymbal crash where you want it.


Me, I'd probably create a short midi groove with nothing but a cymbal crash and save it in my favorites folder and drag and drop it into my project whenever I needed it.

Or just enter it in the PRV. Or just play it in.

This is too cool.  Not sure why I might use Superior at this point, except that there are some minor items that might still be useful.  What an upgrade.   btw...Sweetwater had me up and running pronto.

I do have one question.... in that when I click on the menu tab in the upper right...then scroll down to "sound libraries"... all the options come up, but the "version number" is greyed out, like I'm supposed to be able to select the library from there too.  I see I can select the different libraries (kits) from the big orange tab just immediately to the left of the menu tab...    So... I guess it just is to show the version number of the library...that's its' purpose for being there?