There’s almost no way to know what went wrong (if anything) without any discussion of the steps that you took before,
durung or after you “started to record in Logic X”. You’ve asked a very broad-spectrum general question.
Did you record-enable the tracks in Logic?
Did you record-enable the song-tracks in EZDrummer2 and/or EZKeys?
Or have you (accidentally) hidden the tracks in Logic? Pressing keyboard shortcut “H” will reveal hidden tracks… Just guessing here, but worth a shot 🙂
Henrik Ekblom - User Experience Designer
Toontrack
Thx a lot for your reply, well, I thought when we select the VST (Toontrack) we can see directly what we are working on, inside logic X, but in fact I can also Copy/Past the track in EZD and EZK drag it to Logic and working the track inside too, is it a good way to work?
Many thx again 😉
You can have MIDI grooves on the tracks of EZdrummer 2 and EZkeys as long as you need to have the edit features of those programs (change chords in EZkeys, edit play style in EZdrummer 2 etc). Sometimes it’s better to have the MIDI in the DAW (Logic Pro X in your case), then you simply drag it there. You don’t need to delete the MIDI in EZdrummer 2 or EZkeys – instead disable “Follow Host” and the MIDI will only be played from the DAW!
Henrik Ekblom - User Experience Designer
Toontrack
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