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EZdrummer goes Electronic

Fab, November 6, 2009November 22, 2014


EZdrummer users, until now, were “limited” to more or less traditional drum kits. Now, with the upcoming Electronic EZX library, they’ll be able to use “classic, circuit bent and resampled electronic drum sounds” as well.

The ubiquitous Richard Devine is the lead designer behind this expansion pack, assisted by Josh Kay of Phonecia/Schematic Records. Given the names involved the expectations are quite high, isn’t it?

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Electronic EZX will be released in November, and Toontrack got in touch with us to announce that “anyone who orders Electronic EZX between 1st and 30th November 2009 can claim any other EZX expansion pack completely free!”

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How does it work?

Simply purchase Electronic EZX as normal, either through Time+Space or a participating dealer, and then send proof of purchase with the rebate form (downloadable from timespace.com/toontrack) to Time+Space and they’ll send the free EZX direct to you at no extra charge!
The free EZX can be any of the following titles:
EZX – Claustrophobic
EZX – Drumkit From Hell
EZX – Latin Percussion
EZX – Nashville
EZX – Twisted Kit
EZX – Vintage Rock
EZX – Funkmasters
EZX – Jazz

The Jazz and Nashville are probably our favorite expansion packs, but the Twisted Kit is another hit as well (lots of unusual and inspiring percussions there). We’ll talk of EZdrummer again soon on these pages…

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