Full keymap for EZD

[tweezer]

Hi I’ve been using EZD for just over a year....

Hi
I’ve been using EZD for just over a year. No problems whatsoever.
OK. Recently I decided to get a set of video tutorials from Groove3 in an attempt to make my drum parts a little more interesting. The EZD supplied MIDI files are OK but they’re not what I want. The videos used the default EZD kit and came with MIDI files as support.
Looking at the MIDI files, the notes used to trigger EZD extend WAY beyond the keymap provided with EZD. I’ve searched the FAQ’s on this site and I’ve searched the web for a FULL keymap but no luck. I found a video where a guy played every note that’s available over around 88 keys, but no explanation of what the sounds were above MIDI note 65 as shown on the ‘EZKeys.jpg’ keymap.
So as a last resort, has anyone here ever found a full keymap for EZD or am I in search of the holy grail?
Thanks in advance for any help
Tweez

Hi
I’ve been using EZD for just over a year. No problems whatsoever.
OK. Recently I decided to get a set of video tutorials from Groove3 in an attempt to make my drum parts a little more interesting. The EZD supplied MIDI files are OK but they’re not what I want. The videos used the default EZD kit and came with MIDI files as support.
Looking at the MIDI files, the notes used to trigger EZD extend WAY beyond the keymap provided with EZD. I’ve searched the FAQ’s on this site and I’ve searched the web for a FULL keymap but no luck. I found a video where a guy played every note that’s available over around 88 keys, but no explanation of what the sounds were above MIDI note 65 as shown on the ‘EZKeys.jpg’ keymap.
So as a last resort, has anyone here ever found a full keymap for EZD or am I in search of the holy grail?
Thanks in advance for any help
Tweez

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[John]

Hi,

in EZdrummer 3 you can see and print the MIDI layout of all your EZX:s by right-clicking a drum and selecting ‘Show MIDI Mapping Layout’. This will show you the currently loaded EZX layout. If you have made any alterations and/or loaded a MIDI Preset, these will be reflected as well.

BR,
John

John Rammelt - Toontrack
Technical Advisor

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[androo]

Because the key mapping that is displayed from the UI cannot be exported directly to a file (text) that can be imported into a DAW’s MIDI editor; you must print it…yes! Text as an image even in a PDF! Then you have to manipulate it into text…this is unnecessary and borderline user-hostile.

[John]

…”user-hostile” for providing a way to see the current MIDI layout is a bit harsh, don’t you think? But it does indeed seem like something for the ‘Requests & Feedback’ section, so please go ahead and post your request there.

BR,
John

John Rammelt - Toontrack
Technical Advisor

[Hjalti Thorarinsson]

This worked for me a while back: https://www.midiremap.com

[Bear-Faced Cow]

androo wrote:

Because the key mapping that is displayed from the UI cannot be exported directly to a file (text) that can be imported into a DAW’s MIDI editor; you must print it…yes! Text as an image even in a PDF! Then you have to manipulate it into text…this is unnecessary and borderline user-hostile.

Considering that the up to date OS’s already have the ability to convert PDF to text built in, there’s nothing user hostile about this.

jord

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Jordan L. Chilcott

Web Site: https://jordanchilcottmusic.com/

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