I believe you must program them by hand in the Grid Editor.
With a small exception that some EZXs, mostly older ones, actually have a flam articulation. For example. the Drumkit From Hell has a Flam Articulation on the Snare and Toms.
In this case, I’d side with Shootie (he’s the big Kahuna when it comes to the various TT products) and just pencil the flams and rudiments into the grid editor. One can set up a flam in seconds, velocity and all.
This post was modified 1 year, 6 months ago by ology.
This looks interesting, but as a non-programmer I’d like more info on how to set this up/implement it, ideally in Cubase 12. I’ve taken a look at Tiny/Quickstart, but still have no clue what that’s all about. Idiot’s guide?
Cheers!
EZdrummer version: 3.0.6 Operating system: Windows 11
Regardless of whether you are a programmer or not, Shootie’s suggestion is your best route For creating drum rudiments in EZ Drummer 3. There are plenty of references available online, Including one from Groove 3 called Drumming Explained, Which is geared mainly to drum programming, but is explained in terms of drumming itself.
