EZ Drums Vs DrumCore Vs Strike

[Dennis Scott]

I have a ProTooks HD 2 system and I'm intereseted in buying a drum plug in primarily as a songwriting tool. I'd like something which has as wide a variety of musical genres and grooves as possible (and a relatively easy learning curve). Any opinions about EZ Drums,DrumCore Vs Strike?

Thanks,

Dennis
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[Jim Casey]

I have a ProTooks HD 2 system and I'm intereseted in buying a drum plug in primarily as a songwriting tool. I'd like something which has as wide a variety of musical genres and grooves as possible (and a relatively easy learning curve). Any opinions about EZ Drums,DrumCore Vs Strike?

Thanks,

Dennis
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They are all good for different things.

Here's a discussion link about it:

http://duc.digidesign.com/showflat.php?Cat=&Number=1122197&page=&view=&sb=5& o=&fpart=all&vc=1'

If you do some searches there is more.

I have all of the above programs but for writing, just turn on Strike and you don't have to mess with much.

[Stiff]

Have yet to try DrumCore. For songwriting I use EZ Drummer.

[hitshack]

EZ is easy and quick.
Strike sounds much better and is much deeper though not as easy to use a bigger learning curve.
Drumcore is easy but doesn't sound as good and is limited.
My advice is get Strke and be prepared to spend some time with the manual.
I have BFD(stock),Strike,EZ,and Drumcore and Strike sounds the best.
I have a feeling that the new BFD 2 will be improved with it's new internal mixer.
I'm hoping the next Strike upgrade will fix some quirks and add some features like drag and drop and more kits and grooves.

[Stiff]

Both the new BFD and the new DFH will probably be wicked sound wise.