[Digital Performer] EZ Player Pro – DP5 Question/Help!

[DJ-Cavity]

Hey Guys,

I’m trying to figure out how to assign and/or route different tracks in EZ Player Pro’s arranger section to separate instruments (or separate multi track/layers within a specific instrument) within my host DAW (DP5)

The Manual says:

The great power of EZplayer pro is that each track can drive an instrument in your
host independently from any others. Just use a distinct MIDI Output channel and
specify the appropriate mapping in the Track Map Wrap (refer to chapter 3, Selecting a
Sound Source for further details).
[Tips] Please assign a couple of tracks to different instruments in your host now to
ensure you understand the concept of routing to different MIDI channels.
Naming your tracks to help identify their content (such as “Shakers”), the instrument
they are intended for (say “EZdrummer”), or their role in your song (“bridge” or “fills”
for example), is time well spent. Click in the Track name field and type what you desire.
Once that is done, you will notice that if the Master Map Wrap just below the Browser
is set to its default of ‘Follow Tracks’ (set it now if that’s not already the case), the groove
highlighted in the Browser will automatically trigger the instrument assigned to the track
selected in the Arranger. This is a convenient way to choose your building blocks without
having to constantly switch channel and wrapper in the Master Map Wrap.

But I’m having trouble executing this in DP5.

Thanks
DJ

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[DJ-Cavity]

Is there anyone of this board still answering questions?

I’d appreciate any help I can get!

Thanks

[Rogue]

Hi – yes we are… but as noted in the sticky post at the top of this board, DAW specific questions are best asked at places where relevant communities gather, in this instance Unicornation.

Anyway, to answer your question in as much details as possible without duplicating your host manual, you should make sure that ‘Multi Record’ is enabled in the DP ‘Studio’ menu and follow a routing similar to the one pictured below:

Rogue Marechal - Toontrack
Configuration Manager

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