There's other Refills out there that aren't sold through the P-head shop as well. So you have a lot of versatility already with Reason and drums.
#Ez drummer vs download#
Plus, you can download any samples to use in these kits as well. Remember too that there are any number of refills in the Propellerhead shop for both of these as well as kits for the NNXT and NN19 samplers, all of which you already have with Reason. The basic drum kits available in Reason for Kong and for Redrum are, as you say, not great, though there are some nice individual drum samples in both libraries and you can create your own kit. Has anyone experienced this issue, and if so, how did you overcome / workaround it? I feel like I just wasted $250 on EZDrummer & libraries. But, the drum kits are horrible (especially for metal). Reason, hands down, has the best MIDI editor and export function that I've seen. But, I'm finding that I can't get my mixes right without that control.
I know that in a real environment, it's all about mic placement and you don't get that kind of control. What I've found with EZDrummer is that I'm stuck with the overhead mix of cymbals, with zero control in the mix (other than hours of automation that still doesn't give me individual control). This gives me great control over the mix, as I can adjust volumes of cymbals / snares / high hats / ghost notes individually and EQ / Compress / Apply Effects where it's needed. I can map out the drum tracks easily and I can export each part, individually, out to an audio file. I've used Reason for a while now, and I absolutely love the control and MIDI editing capabilities. At first glance, I love the sounds, but I'm not impressed with the control. I just purchased EZDrummer 2, along with a few libraries.
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