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  • tarrtimetarrtime

    Awesome EZX

    Toontrack The Classic EZXPublished on 02/12/13 at 10:27
    The Classic EZX is a multi-sampled drum library. I have to give Toontrack credit for really increasing the sound quality of the newer EZX packs by using a lot more velocity layers/round-robin samples and also including more kit pieces. Compared to older EZX packs, the new ones are a lot larger and sound much closer to the 'professional' SDX libraries than an 'amateur' EZX library. This EZX pack is also really great to use inside of SD2 rather than EZX. You can control the mic bleed for all the instruments in SD2 if you don't want your cymbals washing in your room mics. You can also layer multiple kit pieces using X-drum in SD2.

    SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE

    I would definitely recomme…
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    The Classic EZX is a multi-sampled drum library. I have to give Toontrack credit for really increasing the sound quality of the newer EZX packs by using a lot more velocity layers/round-robin samples and also including more kit pieces. Compared to older EZX packs, the new ones are a lot larger and sound much closer to the 'professional' SDX libraries than an 'amateur' EZX library. This EZX pack is also really great to use inside of SD2 rather than EZX. You can control the mic bleed for all the instruments in SD2 if you don't want your cymbals washing in your room mics. You can also layer multiple kit pieces using X-drum in SD2.

    SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE

    I would definitely recommend this EZX for anyone using EZ Drummer or Superior Drummer 2. Compared to the stock EZ Drummer library, the Classic EZX is significantly better in sound quality and versatility. I have several other drum software libraries (BFD2, NI Studio Drummer, SSD4, Addictive Drums) and I find that these Classic drums are perfect for songs if I am going for the 60s/70s thick and dry drum sound. Don't be put off by the fact that these are an EZX and not an SDX, they sound great. I also like that the drums sound great as soon as you load them up without a lot of tweaking. This saves time when I am doing a major session.
    The library is easy to install, and can be downloaded off the Toontrack webpage. Authorization is really simple for all the Toontrack products. Assuming you are interested in the Classic EZX because you already own EZ Drummer or SD2, everything is pretty much the same getting started with the software.

    OVERALL OPINION

    The Classic EZX is an expansion sample library for Toontrack EZ Drummer and can also be used with SD2. This EZX actually appears as two separate EZX libraries inside of EZ Drummer because it comes with two different mic setups. First, all the drums were recorded with the typical mic setup with close mics on every drum and also OH and Room mics. The second mic setup is a 4 mic setup with close mics on the kick and snare with one overhead over the snare and the other overhead next to the ride. The second mic setup is truly old school (ala 4 track tape machine) and goes great with these drums if you are going for the 'Classic' old school sound. Having both options makes the library very versatile from 60s/70s era drum sounds to more modern pop/rock sounds.
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  • Los TeignosLos Teignos

    It is aptly named

    Toontrack The Classic EZXPublished on 08/22/11 at 05:17
    (This content has been automatically translated from French)
    Used in the context of EZdrummer or Superior Drummer only, the bank puts you in charge of three batteries: a Yamaha, a Noble & Coolet and Craviotto.

    SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE

    The idea is to find the big rock sounds of the 70's and in this context, The Classic is perfectly complementary to the multi-bank basic EZdrummer (which is a bit dated, it must be admitted) and Vintage ( more matte). The big sound is faster there, to be used for pop, rock and hard rock, no problem.

    OVERALL OPINION

    In recent months I have acquired, I must say that The Classic is a bank to which I return more often, probably because the bank's basic EZdrummer get tired a bit (including the reverb). A …
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    Used in the context of EZdrummer or Superior Drummer only, the bank puts you in charge of three batteries: a Yamaha, a Noble & Coolet and Craviotto.

    SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE

    The idea is to find the big rock sounds of the 70's and in this context, The Classic is perfectly complementary to the multi-bank basic EZdrummer (which is a bit dated, it must be admitted) and Vintage ( more matte). The big sound is faster there, to be used for pop, rock and hard rock, no problem.

    OVERALL OPINION

    In recent months I have acquired, I must say that The Classic is a bank to which I return more often, probably because the bank's basic EZdrummer get tired a bit (including the reverb). A very good bank that passes easily across ...
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