Hi Tobbe,
We have seen multiple other cases where customers have had User MIDI or third party MIDI in their EZDrummer > Midi folder.
Please make sure that when you add User MIDI to Superior Drummer 3, you are adding it to the User MIDI folder or adding it in a Linked Folder to the Grooves browser.
To add a Linked Folder, go into Options > User MIDI and Linked Folders > Add Linked Folder.
You can also drag your MIDI files to the User MIDI folder in SD3 from your computer and the MIDI will get added.
If you want to add it in Windows Explorer or in Finder, right click the User MIDI folder > Open in Finder/Explorer.
After adding new files to those folders, you may need to right click the User MIDI folder in SD3 and click Sync File Changes to see the changes in SD3.
Petter Adsten - Toontrack
Support & Betatesting
Same issue here. The last update deleted all 3rd party midi files from the grooves tab.
Luckily the grooves were not deleted on our hard drives !
That will be in the next update 
"If you can make it 100%, why not do it !"
-Buddy Rich
Hi Tobbe,
We have seen multiple other cases where customers have had User MIDI or third party MIDI in their EZDrummer > Midi folder.
Please make sure that when you add User MIDI to Superior Drummer 3, you are adding it to the User MIDI folder or adding it in a Linked Folder to the Grooves browser.
To add a Linked Folder, go into Options > User MIDI and Linked Folders > Add Linked Folder.
You can also drag your MIDI files to the User MIDI folder in SD3 from your computer and the MIDI will get added.
If you want to add it in Windows Explorer or in Finder, right click the User MIDI folder > Open in Finder/Explorer.
After adding new files to those folders, you may need to right click the User MIDI folder in SD3 and click Sync File Changes to see the changes in SD3.
I have all my MIDI grooves in a folder next to all my SD3 samples folders !
My User MIDI grooves are not affected in any way !
"If you can make it 100%, why not do it !"
-Buddy Rich
Hi Tobbe,
We have seen multiple other cases where customers have had User MIDI or third party MIDI in their EZDrummer > Midi folder.
Please make sure that when you add User MIDI to Superior Drummer 3, you are adding it to the User MIDI folder or adding it in a Linked Folder to the Grooves browser.
To add a Linked Folder, go into Options > User MIDI and Linked Folders > Add Linked Folder.
You can also drag your MIDI files to the User MIDI folder in SD3 from your computer and the MIDI will get added.
If you want to add it in Windows Explorer or in Finder, right click the User MIDI folder > Open in Finder/Explorer.
After adding new files to those folders, you may need to right click the User MIDI folder in SD3 and click Sync File Changes to see the changes in SD3.
Sorry, but that has to be the absolute worst solution to this issue!
If you refer to my screenshot:
You will notice that everything below the blue line (inclusive) was properly installed via an installer. Before the 3.2.5 update these were showing up in the area “Platinum Samples”. Now, the area is empty.
Adding a linked folder just creates a giant jumbled mess!
For someone labeled as “Support & Beta Tester“, you messed up big! This needs to be fixed properly and tested without some silly band-aid solutions that will just look like a giant blob of MIDI spaghetti in the groove browser.
Totally not happy with this type of answer!
Next time, do some proper regression testing before releasing havoc on your users and you wouldn’t have to put up with the backlash in our posts.
jord
Hi Tobbe,
We have seen multiple other cases where customers have had User MIDI or third party MIDI in their EZDrummer > Midi folder.
Please make sure that when you add User MIDI to Superior Drummer 3, you are adding it to the User MIDI folder or adding it in a Linked Folder to the Grooves browser.
To add a Linked Folder, go into Options > User MIDI and Linked Folders > Add Linked Folder.
You can also drag your MIDI files to the User MIDI folder in SD3 from your computer and the MIDI will get added.
If you want to add it in Windows Explorer or in Finder, right click the User MIDI folder > Open in Finder/Explorer.
After adding new files to those folders, you may need to right click the User MIDI folder in SD3 and click Sync File Changes to see the changes in SD3.
Sorry, but that has to be the absolute worst solution to this issue!
If you refer to my screenshot:
You will notice that everything below the blue line (inclusive) was properly installed via an installer. Before the 3.2.5 update these were showing up in the area “Platinum Samples”. Now, the area is empty.Adding a linked folder just creates a giant jumbled mess!
For someone labeled as “Support & Beta Tester“, you messed up big! This needs to be fixed properly and tested without some silly band-aid solutions that will just look like a giant blob of MIDI spaghetti in the groove browser.
Totally not happy with this type of answer!
Next time, do some proper regression testing before releasing havoc on your users and you wouldn’t have to put up with the backlash in our posts.
jord
Totally agree !
Or as Buddy Rich said “If you can do it to 100% why not do it”
"If you can make it 100%, why not do it !"
-Buddy Rich
