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The new velocity curve setting always maintains the order of samples so there is a smooth progression in the tone of the sound from quiet to loud velocities. "Vol 2Box Editor" uses the same curve used by the DrumIt Five Editor, but will make exceptions to keep the order of samples. "VST" matches what was played by the VST, with the samples in the correct order. When exporting a Snare it is now possible to export all the extra articulations at once to separate.

This will be useful for those who like to use more than two Snare articulations when playing, to easily assign a Sidestick sound to a side pad like the Roland BT-1, or to easily assign snare articulations to other snares without having to use a full. The names for the buttons have changed to be easier to understand: It is also possible to export only the Snare head.ĭsnd and selecting the rim zone on the module.

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Get it out of the way, you're going to end up there eventually.lol. So my advice would be to just start with SD3. Once you get all the little tweaks out of the way, and there's a lot of them, it's fairly straightforward. I will say, just thinking you're going to walk into the world of VSTs and plug and play.dream on! It's a tweaking tinkerer's type of world. So, unless you need a lot of positional sensing on every kit piece, and other little things like that, older modules work just fine with VSTs. Those modules function purely as midi trigger inputs, no more. Without SD3, using 3 modules would be a huge headache.

I still use the TD-6v in my setup, along with a TD-10exp and a TMC-6. EZD2 is great if you're just going to use MIDI grooves or sit and program the drum parts. Just more overall flexibility for vDrums. And the EZDrummer EZXs function better in SD3 than in EZD2. I then branched out and tried some of the other drum VSTs like SSD and BFD, etc.always came back to Toontrack. I started my VST journey with a TD-6v and Superior Drummer 2.0.