EZ Drummer 2 (some Questions)

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  • Henrik Ekblom
    Participant

    1. The easiest way is to change the tempo with the “Tempo” knob, found on the lower left side in Tap 2 Find.
    You can alos change the tempo of the entire EZdrummer 2 project as long as you don’t have “Follow host” enabled which means it will sync to the hosts time line and tempo.

    2. You can’t set individual quantize resolutions for different instruments in Tap2Find.
    You can however record a 1 or 2 bar block on the time line and then quantize different instrument parts separately (double click the block to enter Edit Play Style and then right click the drum you want to quantize). If you want to try out a lot of different quantize steps, you should create a copy for each variation of quantization that you need since it’s an applying effect, thus quantizing to 1/4 and then to 1/8 will have no effect.
    When you are done, just drag the block to Tap2Find’s drop zone.

    I hope this helps you :)

    Henrik Ekblom - User Experience Designer
    Toontrack

    EachHit
    Participant

    @Henrik said:

    1. The easiest way is to change the tempo with the “Tempo” knob, found on the lower left side in Tap 2 Find.
    You can alos change the tempo of the entire EZdrummer 2 project as long as you don’t have “Follow host” enabled which means it will sync to the hosts time line and tempo.

    2. You can’t set individual quantize resolutions for different instruments in Tap2Find.
    You can however record a 1 or 2 bar block on the time line and then quantize different instrument parts separately (double click the block to enter Edit Play Style and then right click the drum you want to quantize). If you want to try out a lot of different quantize steps, you should create a copy for each variation of quantization that you need since it’s an applying effect, thus quantizing to 1/4 and then to 1/8 will have no effect.
    When you are done, just drag the block to Tap2Find’s drop zone.

    I hope this helps you :)

    I used the Tempo knob in the Beginning when I used Tab2Find but the Click totally throws me of when it’s clicking in Quarters and I need to do a 16th Note Kick pattern.

    It seems that I have to put my Beats down one by One when the Quantization only works for the whole part.

    I also realised that the Click from the DAW doesn’t line up with the Click from the Tab2Find. I am often trying to find a Beat with the Music and the Click running. My thoughts where that this would be possible with EZ Drummer 2.
    I am a little disappointed that this is not possible. It would make my Songwriting Process so much easier when i Could hear the Loop of the Riff synced up with the Tab2Find to get a groove and program the Drums.

    Seems that I have to do a lot of workaround.

    Greetz

    Henrik Ekblom
    Participant

    Your concerns about the click in Tap2Find is noted. I will discuss it with the development team!
    The syncing problem has been fixed and will be fixed in the next update of EZdrummer 2.

    Henrik Ekblom - User Experience Designer
    Toontrack

    EachHit
    Participant

    @Henrik said:

    Your concerns about the click in Tap2Find is noted. I will discuss it with the development team!
    The syncing problem has been fixed and will be fixed in the next update of EZdrummer 2.

    That would be really cool if these things get fixed. I am curious how it will work out with the ability to change the Tempo in Tap2Find. If it’s synced to the DAW this option will get lost I think.

    Heavy Greetz

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