If it makes any difference, I'm using Logic 7.2.1and Live 5 on a Dual 2 GHz G5 PowerMac. Does this seem like a logical conclusion, or am I missing some key features in EZDrummer? So, at the moment, I'm leaning towards DrumCore 2 (with Sly Pack), a little more expensive, but may suit me better.

In comparison, EZDrummer seems to be geared more towards pop/rock (at the moment), is MIDI only, and despite the great feedback it has received, it's a bit light on the fills and variations (something that I struggle to program myself). Has access to both audio loops and MIDI (so if I do want to program my own patterns, I can do so - while using the supplied kits/hits shipped with DrumCore). Seems like DrumCore 2 (with Sly Pack I) has the upperhand in this department. Therefore looking for a package that will help me out with capturing the feel I'm after. Unfortunately, I don't have access to real drummer, studio, mixing desk etc, so I'm basically doing everything ITB. On most occassions, either of these drum modules meet my needs, but not when trying to capture a more 'authentic' or traditional feel. They both look and sound great.Īt the moment I'm trying my hand at writing/producing a bit of dub reggae, using ReDrum (ReWired to Logic 7.2.1) and Ultrabeat.

Well, I'm tossing up between these two apps.

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