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Demo
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Test drive Drumagog for yourself!
Download our demo version today,
and see how easy it is to improve your drum tracks. The
demo allows you to test drive Drumagog in for 14 days. To
download the demo, click on the link below. Once you've
downloaded the file, just double-click on it to start
the install process.
PC
Demo Version: Drumagog
4 Platinum Demo PC (22 MB)
Mac OSX Demo Version: Drumagog
4 Platinum Demo OSX (22 MB) (for both PPC and
Intel Macs)
Mac
OS9 Demo Version: Drumagog
4 Pro Demo OS9 (22 MB)
Logic 8 Users: Please note that Logic version 8.0.2
may have problems validation Drumagog. We are working
with Apple to resolve this issue. In the mean time, to
use Drumagog with Logic 8.0.2, simply find and select
Drumagog from your "Incompatible Plug-ins" folder
when selecting a plug-in.
Note: To use Drumagog with BFD2, please
make sure you have the latest version of BFD2 (must be
at least v2.0.4). Also, please remember to always
insert Drumagog before inserting BFD in your project. For
more information of how to use Drumagog with BFD, please
see the BFD section of the updated user's guide here.
Drumagog
and Microsoft Vista:
These
installers are not yet compatible with Vista.
Click here for instructions on running
Drumagog under Vista
Purchase
Drumagog:
If you'd like to purchase Drumagog,
please click here
Compatibility:
PC Version: Drumagog works with all VST and RTAS
audio programs, including Pro Tools (v6.2 and above*), Cubase,
Nuendo, Sonar/Cakewalk, SAW, Samplitude, Acid, Vegas, Sound
Forge, Vegas, Adobe Audition, and Live.
Mac OSX Version: Drumagog works with both G4/G5 Macs,
and Intel-based Macs, and supports all VST, AU and RTAS
audio programs, including: Pro Tools(v6.2 and above*), Cubase,
Nuendo, Digital Performer, Logic, and Live.
Mac
OS9 Version: Drumagog for OS9 only works with VST
audio applications (for example Cubase, Nuendo, Paris,
and Logic). It will not work with Pro Tools on OS9.
*Note: Drumagog BFD supports Pro Tools
7.0 and above only.
If
you're having trouble finding Drumagog when using Sonar
or Cakewalk, click here
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