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First, it does not recognize the file, .rpx2 . Another screen appears as an error-it states, in part, that the file is not a valid Win32 application. Help, please.

Dan

OK, OK. Price point-wise, I will buy Jamstix with all drum paks (at $139., it's a no-brainer). If I find that I like creating drum tracks via midi, I can always add EZ Drummer and BFD.

Now, if onl ...

Damn, Dragonlips! Everytime I'm leaning one way, someone gives an opinion to send me in the other direction! BFD vs. EZ-Ugghhh!!!

I guess the prudent thing to do is get Jamstix with the expansion packs. If I like the idea of creating backing drum tracks via midi, I'll branch out to EZ or BFD.

Doc: You may have a point: My initial thought was to buy Jamstix for the sole purpose of fleshing out ideas on the fly before inspiration goes south. For more serious work, I use Drums on Demand; I ha ...

Thanks for the input thus far. I was already leaning toward BFD. Anyone using EZ Drummer?

As soon as my new computer arrives, I plan to buy Jamstix. Rather than buy the bundles, I thought I'd go with BFD or EZ drummer. Any opinions? Thank you.

Dan

I'll download it and try it tonight. However, is it true that I may have difficulty using it with Sonar 3?

Hello, all. I am new to this forum, having fornd it as a link from one of my favorite hangouts, www.acousticguitarforum.com. I am primarily a guitarist, but I have keyboards, a Roland TD-12S drum set, ...