ttosh
New member
Is very Cool!! 
nbarts
New member
Is it as thin as other ezrummer packs?
ttosh
New member
nbarts":23dv0jzl said:
If you think the other ones are thin then yes this one would be to you as well. I find use of the multi track mixer to be my best friend with EZDrummer. Have gotten some fat drum sounds with a little work. But you would probably not like it if you do not like the other expansion packs.
travis bickle
Active member
im interested in this pack as well. im a meshuggah fan to the max, so i'd love to jam along to tomas haake playing their hits! hahaha. i'll pick this up shortly.
ttosh
New member
travis bickle":27lespxw said:
trade you mine for your avatar.
travis bickle
Active member
hahahaha. that's the lovely vida guerra. ive had this avatar forever and i don't think ill change it anytime soon. mmmmmm.
nbarts
New member
travis bickle":2zolckp4 said:
The midi files alone are worth getting it. Don't think the drum library itself is worth anything for me, but I'll probably get it just for the midi files.
There are some odd meters in the pack, right?
travis bickle
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nbarts":xr9t2qxy said:
it should. the dfh expansion pack had some cool patterns some of which were odd meters i believe.
ttosh
New member
nbarts":1o2q3muw said:
The have some special midi packs for odd meters and stuff, the Metal pack is just the Meshugga stuff I think. They have a new product called EZMix and MixPacks with guitar, bass, drum and vocal effects for doing simple FX mixes, looks interesting as well.
There is definitely some odd timing on the Metal Pack, but I am all pretty sure it is from the Meshugga songs, I may be incorrect here.