Hi all!
I have already written a post on this matter to the dev team on the Customer Service – Requests and Feedback forum, but I’d like to see what other people think – obviously user error is not unlikely, so perhaps someone has come across a similar problem and developed a solution.
I programmed a 12-bar boogie shuffle beat (4/4, 8th note triplets), then humanized it to normal/soft. The result was quite satifying indeed, but I wanted to add a little emphasis on some of the bars and snare fills, so I started experimenting with changing the humanization options, as well as moving the velocity and dynamics sliders (on manually selected bars, beats and notes, not on the whole song).
I wasn’t happy with the result, so I decided to re-humanize everything back to normal/soft and start over.
However, when I re-humanized the beat back to normal/soft after my unsuccessful tweaks, the result was wildly different from the first humanization after programming the beat! The velocities went completely wild – some parts became quieter or louder, as well as more or less dynamic than they were after the original humanization – and the issue was not limited to the parts I had tweaked, it affected seemingly random parts of the song!
So, has any of you had similar experiences?
Cheers!
Adam
EZdrummer version: 3.0.0Operating system: Windows 11
