It's not the most efficient way I'm sure but I have to make a copy and paste where I want it. I haven't done that to the T but I have a template for MTDrummer² and in the template I have a kick sample and snare sample track with the sample of each for the tracks they r assigned to. I'm trying to figure out a track template where I can use Power Drumkit as a main drum groove composing tool but where I'm also able to replace one or more of it's sounds with other samples on the fly if desired by placing another drum plugin/sampler right behind it in the fx list. Anyway, if this works, you saved me some frustration, and I appreciate it.

I was digging around trying to figure out where the sounds and MIDI grooves were hiding, but of course that stuff is all embedded in a proprietary file format, like NI's.

Im no code / computer genius, my method wont work for everything, but im happy it works for this little gem. I also tried to search my HD for files created during the day and hours of installation, nothing found, only that registry. I like this little drum vst and was also worried about it suddenly not working, so i used RegShot before and after registering to compare, and find where this info was stored in the registry. It might be a new random file created in the applications folder, maybe inside My Documents, App Data, etc, or stored in the registry. You will have to do a little detective work to figure out where and how your registration information is stored. This will only work for things that happen to only write to the registry. So, this prompted me to reinstall DrumCore and Drummix as well, and I can honestly see these ones getting some use here, too.Īnyway, no real strong points to make, just wanted to express my gratitude for an excellent free drum VSTi, and I learned about its existence here in this forum. I'm sure most of us would love to find one single drum program to handle everything we throw at it, but I think the reality is that some apps are better suited for a particular style and sound or two, and it's always a good idea to have more than one on hand.

I almost never completely get rid of something I download, and I'm glad I hung on to this one. I still think the toms leave just a little to be desired, but I was able to get them sounding better with EQ. I was demo-ing it before by itself, but in a mix, the kick and snare sound awesome. I installed MT Power DrumKit again, and I gotta say, for a free drum program, this is really good! I stuck it in a few projects and the kick no longer sounds nasally to me. But from time to time, I get a bit bored, and in the mood for something different. Since then I've purchased MDrummer, and it's become my go-to drum program.

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