Musicians Collaboration Studio
How To => Free Pluggins, Utilities and Cool Finds => Topic started by: rightonthemark on October 19, 2014, 12:17:09 AM
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the best bargain price around.
http://www.powerdrumkit.com/support.htm
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Hi Mark ...where do I find the box to register? or activate I should say...Thanks
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if i recall correctly...
once you download there should be a number when you first open it in your daw.
put that number in the box at the download link.
then they should send you an activation key.
then that goes in the activation box of the plugin in your daw.
something like that.
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The activation key will be generated on the support page you linked in the first post. Simply open the plugin, copy the displayed computer ID and enter it in the box on the support page.
I wonder why they offer this plugin for free now - it looks and sounds pretty good to me.
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thanks Steffen.
i never remember how i install & activate things.
my assumption is they're going to come out with a new & improved version.
but yeah...you can't beat this for the price. i remember when doc posted about it when it was $50 & i thought that was a good price for it.
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Yeah ...I finally got it to work ...there was a problem in my settings and I couldn't find it in my computer. it is a nice full plug in, it is simple to use too
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Here is a snippet of something I used the plug in on
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sounds good. patterns are very usable.
here's a link to some free simple drum pattern wav loops.
http://www.totalcontrolaudio.com
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sounds good. patterns are very usable.
here's a link to some free simple drum pattern wav loops.
http://www.totalcontrolaudio.com
I tried them ...sounded good as I played the wav file, I tried one in my daw and it changed the speed. So I tried again , tested first and then opened it in a mix, and again it went faster. Go figure!!!
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sounds good. patterns are very usable.
here's a link to some free simple drum pattern wav loops.
http://www.totalcontrolaudio.com
I tried them ...sounded good as I played the wav file, I tried one in my daw and it changed the speed. So I tried again , tested first and then opened it in a mix, and again it went faster. Go figure!!!
when i insert a loop/pattern in Reaper it gives me the option to import at source tempo or adjust to project tempo.
i always import loop to adjust to project tempo that way i can speed it up or slow it down with the project.