Rayzoon Jamstix 3>>anybody have it? Like it? etc?
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Have it, love it. As a guitarist who really has no drum skill, it's a big step up from using loops.
However, I should note that the samples aren't the best, and even with the Metal Pak it can be really tricky trying to do metal beats that should be straightforward - sixteenth kicks, for instance, are a nightmare.
However, I should note that the samples aren't the best, and even with the Metal Pak it can be really tricky trying to do metal beats that should be straightforward - sixteenth kicks, for instance, are a nightmare.
Have it. Love it. The samples are bad, but I use them with SSD. It´s the ultimate software to jam, and it is actually very powerful if you dig into all the options.
Looks interesting..the samples dont sound cool..But..id be using it w SSD and superior 2.0...Im really intrigued by the different "drummer options"
They do change a lot, but you can edit their behaviour with a variety of sliders. Don´t let the butt ugly GUI scare you, it is a hell of a program.
Jind
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Have it and love it for all the reasons listed. As has been stated the stock sounds are definitely not the best, but it supports outside engines and sample libraries so that problem is easily solved. But - if you want an original drum track that changes with the dynamics of your playing and either sounds good just as it is or as a really good beginning to a track it is great. It really helps that Ralph over at Rayzoon is also one of the real good guys in plugin developers out there - really great support.
