It is actually the easiest form of protection if you are moving between computers. I have an Ilok for Pro Tools and many excellent plug ins. Pace was hacked last year I think and had to do a major change that impacted all the software companies. Sure hope you don't have to insert a dongle to turn the module on though! I think Steven Slate said on the gearslutz forum that there is no Ilok dongle but SSD5 would use Pace protection. You basically just want the midi out so you can trigger other things. And as others have said, the sounds in the module don't matter. Easy to drag into the control room and later store in the closet. This is why the Mimic is most appealing to so many folks including me. Another alternative option would be to get something simple and utilitarian like a trapkat, or drumkat, or just a small device like a handsonic. I like the VST sounds but the endless tweaking of thousands of settings not to mention just getting everything to trigger correctly really takes away from the drumming experience. What is the best Drum VST A quick comparison between Steven Slate Drums 5.5 Free Drum VST and Addictive Drums 2, EZ Drummer 2 and Superior Drummer 3 played. SD is probably the most complete and complicated one out there. I have a lot of in BFD MIDI packs, so would like to figure out how to use them with EZD and/or SD3. But, Ive really liked the sound and workflow of EZD/SD3, so havent touched BFD3 for lately. Until the last few months, Id been using BFD3. I agree that Addictive is probably the closest to plug & play. Ive recently purchased Superior Drummer 3. Reminds me of another PITA required plug-in type third party program that causes issues = Kontakt Player. Haven't seen a BSOD since the last time I inserted my iLOC dongle to run some over priced software nobody would want to pirate anyway! Imagine that a problem with a Pace issue.
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