Kamikaze

Yeah, I don't get it. Expressive midi devises are more popular than ever, lots of software and sample libraries responds to breath controllers by default. I don't know why Yamaha dropped out of the game. The new Akai I think is the nicest shape they've done, but I still prefer the look and levers of the Yamaha. A USB version seems like a now brainer right now.

He used to play sax in my fried's funk band. I have the Yamaha WX5

I went with JRR yesterday and upgraded Studio from 4-5, I had a look at the posts from last November and it seemed you could do various upgrades, but the Studio 4-5 wasn't one of them. Went into the BF with XLN Mallets and Melodyne 4-5 Studio Upgrade as my only key purchases. So I'm pretty content now, although I did grade Shimmer Shake Strick, XLN XO and Scaler Having chord tracks in Melodyne really appeals to me, and in the past it was a feature request for Sonar I made and supported. Now I have Scaler too, I'm really hoping this trend for chord and key info being built in, in music production is picked up by bandlab. And would tie everything to together nicely. As the silabance and breath control in Melodyne is based of non harmonic sounds, I'm hoping with will tackle other noizes from instruments, such as string and finger noise, as well as my breathing on flute.

When I posted up a few threads back about messaging XLN to do a mallets kit, there was another suggestion I made but I couldn't remember what it was. Hot rods kit, an unplugged kit for acoustic rock. EDIT:Sorry missed your last point. Just a bog Jim Henson Fan Would love to play the drums, but Bass is my main focus now, if by focus I mean in a myopic way.

I don't know EZ drummer. I don't understand the concept of a hip hop kit though. Were 4 decaeds into hip hop, so I don't know what it would sound like. The Hip Hop I like would easily be covered by the vintage kits that already come. But the more modern stuff, isn't that's whats XO is all about. Reggae is a fair point. I'm not big on reggae, but it's big enough a genre to have kit recorded in say Studio One

I'm kind of with you with the brush kit, which is why I messaged them about making an alternative snare as a nitpicker. There are a number of articulations on the brush snare below the kick drum. So it would have made a worth while kit piece to buy. And helped the brush kit move away from a Jazz sound to a folk sound. Although it's not so bad at that. 'Welcome Home' Demo https://www.xlnaudio.com/products/addictive_drums_2/adpak/modern_jazz_brushes

Apart from the machines they sampled, What machines would you ad for variety. Any kit can be made LoFi. They go into studios to record kits in their ambiance. LoFi is what happens to a kit after. It's kind of the point of the RC-20. All the kits can be made dry, by pulling off the room and overhead spill. The dry kit had a dampened kit in a absorbent studio. I'm not really getting you here.

49 for me I do like that they got fellow Canadian, Venus Theory in to demo CV1. I've never got on the Thiago's crazy jazz noodling,

Out of interest, what kits are they really lacking? I actually sent them an email about a mallets kit about a year before. I also asked for another Kit piece with a brushed snare as an alternative and to compliment the brush. As they didn't do any other kits of interest from me to pick up the mallets as a part of a custom kit, it took me 4 years (this week) to finally buy the mallet kit I harassed them for.

4 years - Mallets

And then be available if I upgrade in the future.

How about Tassman? I have it too, but I stopped installing it ages ago.

No hip hop expansions, but dry kit, soul, modern funk, and older kits with both fairfax and Black and Blue oyster. Jazz kit comes in a stick and brushes variety and the Mallet kit has mallets and stick as one kit. There's an electronic kit mad with various 80's drum machines. You can install AD2 in demo mode and you get a preview of all the kits available.

I think they only work with the most current version of the plugin, so if you stopped upgrading, they don't work. So I still get them, but I don't use them. I wasn't really sold on the idea that layering the synth made it a new version.

Dragging midi into AD2 to use the transform function.

Version 1.5.0 It's a new machine, so installed last week.

Addictive Keys is scalable. And last year they refined the images some more to make the scaling sharper

June 2013 I wouldn't say its 'Truly' abandonware, because of the updates which are more than just repairs. But I do agree, we won't be seeing anymore keys from them. It's a shame, I would definitely go for a Hohner clavinet. Sonic Couture's seems to be the best out there and I would basically be hoping for a similar level of options XLN. But the fact it's in the same engine would appeal to me more. Same with a Wurlitzer, this would sit nicely with the existing Rhodes. But I think the market got a bit saturated for these sounds 10 years ago, and so they stepped away. I can understand that, it's a shame, but at least the updates are still coming, so they are not selling a legacy product.

Wish I never clicked on that video!

And here's Danny W to suck you all in

No idea, I've just come back from a hiatus and somehow I stumbled on it the other day pretty quickly. But I like it a a lot.

Ahh, but do you have the T-shirt and Coffee mug? Actually I'm making that up, but there probably is some and you probably have them too.

Double Post

You can. The site won't let me upload a picture at the moment. Click on the 3 bars net to Beats for the setting menu and choose UI Scaling