Reply To: BFD3 for It’s Lowest Price Ever! 60% OFF – $39 US reg. $99

[peter]

On fretman said

Not sure how different BFD3 Player is from the “normal” BFD3, but I consider “normal” BFD3 a higher fidelity product than AD2. It sounds nicer to my ears. The GUI is definitely not new, but the samples are still gorgeous. The problems people have had are in the past. I’ve had no issues for several years now.

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A developer friend of mine bailed on BFD3 a few years ago, he said he found it a hassle to do mixing and outputs — I don’t recall completely,. But, of course, as a former drummer, at this price it’s even tempting me just to use the included kits. I love SD3 and I liked AD2 and I find both easy to use. Have you used either of those where you could do a comparison with regards to mixing in the plugin and handling outputs for BFD3?

BFD Player is completely different than BDF3. I discussed it with Drew last year. I really like Drew, but he’s clearly stuck at a company that’s neglecting to appropriately fund of these software product lines. I thought BFD Player sounded and was designed in an amateurish manner. Drew said that all of those kits were newly recorded just for BFD Player and I think he played the role of engineer — it’s clearly a low budget operation.

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