Hi, I made a drum track in EZ (I’m using Reaper) and I want to export it to guitar pro 6 but gp sees it as a piano and the tab sheet is empty after loading the MIDI file. How can i do it properly? Is it even possible? Thanks!
I’m using Reaper as a DAW and EZDrummer 2 as a VST. I made drum track in a timeline of the EZ Drummer 2, then i just dragged MIDI from EZ timeline and dropped it into Reaper workspace and that created MIDI track in Reaper. Now i’m trying to export it. So I’m exporting MIDI from Reaper 🙂
If you want to export MIDI, it won’t contain any sound. MIDI is data. If you create a MIDI drum part in Reaper, export the MIDI and import it into Guitar Pro, it will sound like whatever sound source you are sending to the MIDI.
I’m not sure we follow you with your issue. Can you elaborate on what you are trying to accomplish with creating MIDI using Reaper and then exporting the MIDI into Guitar Pro?
I’m creating music in reaper using EZdrummer to make a “sketch” of drums. As i’m working with a drummer, i want to convert MIDI from reaper to GP because i want to send it to him. Then he’s gonna upgrade the drum track from sketch to final track (It’s easier in GP for him, beacuse he don’t have other software). Also i want to have my songs on tab sheets 🙂 That are the reasons for this post.
I need just to export created drumtrack in EZ to GP, that’s all 🙂
So there is no chance to set up something in reaper which will provide GP “understanding” this MIDI file as a drumkit?
The post has been modified 4 times, last modified 5 years ago by Alias_8.
In summary, I think you have to go into Reaper’s event list and remove anything that isn’t a note. Also noted that it appears that MIDI channel 10 is permanently allocated to drums in GP and is only limited to the GM spec, so you’re going to miss a number of articulations.
Honestly, for the $60, the drummer is better off using Reaper.
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