I haven't used BFD3 but hear it's on par with Superior Drummer 2.0 Others are un-processed so that you can tweak to your hearts desire all the nuances of drumming that the software allows.
AFTER that you can use any other drum VI you want.Īs said above, some are pre-processed so you can just get on with your song. So you use EZ to peruse MIDI, create more patterns, arrange the entire song, then you can drop-n-drag that song to your track. For both those reasons, many of us own EZ Drummer along with other Drum VI's that we use the better sounding libraries to "finish" the drum part. Plus it can create MIDI parts from one pattern so that you can create a song. I could be wrong, but I think only EZ Drummer has the ability to search third party MIDI libraries, or even it's own MIDI libraries, and pattern match to an imported pattern or one made on the spot. So you can either purchase their extension packs or get third party (much cheaper) All of the software companies that make Drum VI's have MIDI libraries but I find them rather scarce on variety of beats. You are wanting to do 4) so you need MIDI libraries. 3) use drum loops (wav files created or sampled)Ĥ) use MIDI and a Drum Virtual Instrument that interprets MIDI, typically a plugin but can be standalone
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