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Then why it can haz play button in middle of image? ?

ur link no worky Craigb (ITYRN)

Bill will takes whatevs ?

Today Gwan Tamale

Thank you kindly HS.

^ to spread destruction in the knave of piece?

Bapuji in 1974 with his EB3 I don't have that Cherry one but I did recently acquire a 1972 Walnut EB3.

Actually I've never used EZXs in SupDrummer. I'll only used SDXs there. I just always thought they should stay in their own yard.

Aha, well that may be true. Since I have both I would have never encountered that before.

IIRC all EZX MIDI can be used in Superior Drummer.

Ya, I'm yer Hoochie Coochie Baybe, baaaaaaaybeeeeeee

Phish straight outta Compton water?

Installed. ?

Love it Tom.

I think EZBass will become something special down the road. I plan to use it for inspiration, less likely for final tracks (until I'm physically unable to play). What I heard in your test is a great example of a demo bass line that can either be a) be tweaked or b) a jumping off point for a real player. I'm thrilled with EZKeys for somewhat the same reason(s). EZKeys was used to start the latest BZJ song (of course Daryl did a great job of adding a live player feel to his parts).

(c) 2020 BJZ Ken (Zargg) Nilsen - Vocals, Guitar James (Jyemz) Griffiths - Guitar Ed (Bapu) Kocol - Bass Hugo Ribeiro - Drums Daryl (daryl1968) Greenway - Piano Lasse (Leizer) Williamsson - Orchestra 1st verse: Lost in a dream of yester years My life is a mirage to me So much heartache, so many tears Nothing was how I wanted it to be Pre Chorus: Nothing is further from the truth Than everything I left behind me Chorus: With 2020 Hindsight I see what I should've done Just a little more work and it would've been more fun The days ahead forever seemed dark as midnight That's what I've learned from my 2020 hindsight 2nd Verse: I can never go back to the past And change the mistakes I've made I'll start a new future to last One that will not rust or fade Repeat Chorus Solo Repeat Chorus x 2

Very nice Wookster. Thanks for sharing. ?

Nice little test there Lee.

Vocals in the verses reminded me of Don Henley. Nice song. Just had a listen to the POD2 version. Yup, profiling has come a long way.

Sweet.