EZDrummer(2/3) allows you to drag and drop the MIDI from the Song Creator section to the DAW (just remember to delete from EZD so you're not playing the original and modified MIDI at the same time) Then edit the drums MIDI all you want. Simples.
With EZBass that's harder to do since EZBass has special articulations that will not reproduce in pure MIDI because (to date) they are only triggered in the EZBass UI.
For grins I did a quick calc. I own 85 PA plugs. There are roughly 148 plugs available. In 63 months @ $31/mo I will have spent $1,953 to own the current full list. It would take me (obviously) 5+ years to own everything and in that time at least another 20-50 products would become available.
FOREVER 29 (actually 31 hyuk, hyuk) really means FOREVER. ?
Food for thought: Would my $75 loyalty vouchers suspend while I'm on the FOREVER29 plan?
I almost bought into that ecosystem. That was when I only used SPlat. Then after the Gibson's shutdown and I began researching (aka buying) other DAWs I settled on my RME interface and Presonus FP-16. No complaints yet, except I have to manually go into Mackie mode for the FP-16 to work in CbB whereas I do not have to do that for most of my other DAWs.
I never got the eSoundz linbs to work because according to eSoundz CS they need to get the hooks from InMusic/BFD3. I would think may never happen.
Same with any non-BFD expansions too (Chocolate Audio and one or two more IIRC).
TBH I upgraded but have not done a deep dive into the usage of this version vs the old BFD3 which I owned.
What drum VST is the absolute best? Why, it's the one that fits the piece best. Sometimes AD, sometimes SD3, sometime SSD5, sometimes EZD2/3, sometimes CW Session Drummer and sometimes BFD3 and sometimes ......
You mean like this?
It was great idea until after a few major releases it became a bit more and more incomplete because the software gained more controls that the hardware could not handle.
As of BandLab taking over and OS changes IIRC a unit like this may not even work without updated drivers (which do not exist).