Still would like to know if BFD ECO reads BFD or BFD3 grooves or does it have a specific map just for ECO?

My BFD Eco library shows all my BFD2 and BFD1 grooves as well my groove monkey ones and others but not
the BFD3 ones. There aren't as many grooves that come with BFD3 to be honest and since BFD Eco doesn't have a drum map for either BFD2 or BFD3 it would mean remapping them all.
 
If you were to get either BFD2 or BFD3 it's almost certain you would stop using BFD Eco after a while anyway so it wouldn't really matter.
 
Steve
 

Hi Steve.
 
Just to let you know I eventually used the download to install my BFD3 and it all seems to be there & working fine.
The new interface is definitely a lot cleaner than the old one, and I've not had to open the manual yet - though I expect I'll have to at some point ha ha!!

Bristol_Jonesey
Hi Steve.
 
Just to let you know I eventually used the download to install my BFD3 and it all seems to be there & working fine.
The new interface is definitely a lot cleaner than the old one, and I've not had to open the manual yet - though I expect I'll have to at some point ha ha!!

While I find the interface a bit "ho-hum" it's definitely clean and usable.
What is NOT ho-hum is the sound....

Hi Steve.
 
Just to let you know I eventually used the download to install my BFD3 and it all seems to be there & working fine.
The new interface is definitely a lot cleaner than the old one, and I've not had to open the manual yet - though I expect I'll have to at some point ha ha!!

 
That's good news, I guess it there's anything to be learned it's that as with bad CD's in the past it seems that usb sticks can also be bad. I'd thought they'd be much more reliable than CD's.
 

While I find the interface a bit "ho-hum" it's definitely clean and usable.
What is NOT ho-hum is the sound....

I agree on both points, BFD2 had a lot of sex appeal and eye candy but BFD3 is quicker and easier to get around and the sound speaks for it's self of course
 
Steve