Hi,

you should be fine with just calibrating internally with the TD-25, then select the ‘Roland’ MIDI mapping in EZdrummer 2 > Menu > Settings > E-drums.
If needed, you can also select one of the Pedal Correction curves in EZdrummer 2.

If there is an option in your module to set the resolution for the HH Pedal to ‘HIGH’ instead of ‘NORM’ or ‘LOW’, I think you should.

BR,
John

Hi,

the record button is still there in EZdrummer 2, so if you can trigger the drums, you should be able to record them to the EZdrummer 2 Song Track.
What exactly is not working?
Regarding splitting MIDI tracks in Studio One, I think what you are looking for is this:

Right-click the MIDI on the Studio One track > Instrument Parts > Explode Pitches to Tracks.

BR,
John

Salintium wrote:

Hi

My EZ2 stand alone opens fine.  However through Studio One 5.  when I drag it to a track it gives me popup messages for EZD and my two expansions that I don’t have the right version.  Stand alone is at the right version and so are my studio one plugins.  Why is iy don’t that and how can I fix.

EZdrummer version: 2.2.2
Operating system: Windows 10

Has the ezdrummer.dll been moved or copied since it was originally installed? Can you set a plugin path in Studio One to the location shown in your pic?

Salintium wrote:

My EZ Drummer was installed E:\Music Studio Applications\Plugins\ToonTracks\EZ Drummer2\EZDrummer.dll

In there I have the following:

Folders:  32-bit which is empty, and 64-bit which has

File:  EZDrummer.dll

It seems I have 2 dll files one a level above the other.  I’m assuming that they are the dynamic link library.  Which one should I be pointing to and do I need to delete one of them.  Also the E: drive is an external SSD drive.  Does  EZ Drummer accept that?

 

 

 

EZdrummer version: 2.2.2
Operating system: Windows 10

From how you’ve described it, you have a plugin installed in E:\Music Studio Applications\Plugins\ToonTracks\EZ Drummer2\ and one inside a folder inside that location.

It would seem that the standalone version is not using the .dll in the 64-bit folder. Is the path in Studio One set to the one in the 64-bit folder or the other one? Have you tried to set it to the one outside the 64-bit folder?

The fact that it’s an SSD makes no difference.