How can i cahnge the position in libraries?

[yosoychema]

Hi, i just bougth the EZ2 and the post rock ezx, i install everithing and all perefect.
I just wandering how to change teh positions of the ezx in browser tab and in the library in seach tab. I want to have the new post rock and the rock in the first place.
thanks

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[yosoychema]

And please do you have the midi map of the Post rock dum kit? I needed to use it with muy Beat buddy pedal and Korg nanopad2..
Thanks..

[Scott]

You can’t change the order of the library list in the browser.

MIDI layouts for each EZX is provided in the menu at the top right of the EZD2 interface. Menu->Sound Libraries.

Scott Sibley - Toontrack
Technical Advisor

[yosoychema]

you sais.. You can’t change the order of the library list in the browser.

yes but i don´t now how.. im open the manage midi librais but the new post rock is not there..how do i do these?

I can´t not change the midi key for a sound in the Post rock kit no?
Thanks

[Scott]

I can’t understand what you are asking. Can you post a pic of the Browser Tab in EZD2 as well as the expanded Orange Sound Library Menu?

Scott Sibley - Toontrack
Technical Advisor

[yosoychema]

YES,
In the first photo i want to put the ezx post rock up of the ezx libraries

And in the second the same.. Put the post rock and post rock grooves up in the libraty search..

Other thing.. what i see is a couple of sounds of the Post rock drum kit is not sounding in my Beat Buddy pedal.. Is the Post rock drums mapped to the standard MIDI drum map as the Beat Buddy pedal..

thanks for your anwers

[yosoychema]

[Scott]

Yeah, you can’t move the order of the library list in those menus.

All Toontrack libraries are mapped to GM Extended. Meaning that t they use general MIDI mapping with some special or extra library specific mapping. See the specific mapping for each EZX from Menu->Sound Libraries.

Scott Sibley - Toontrack
Technical Advisor

[Jeff Trumpold]

Related question: So are you able to update/arrange things in the EZD2 midi browser at all? I have the orange “Ezdrummer Libraries” title listed twice and all of my 3rd party files like GrooveMonkee show up under “EZX Libraries,” which is kind of annoying. Any way to get in there and clean this up?

[John]

@30sauce:
If you go to the Menu -> Advanced -> Restore Factory MIDI Database, does it rectify the problem?

John Rammelt - Toontrack
Technical Advisor

[Jeff Trumpold]

@John – No. Tried it twice and no luck.

[John]

OK,
is it possible for you to post a screen shot of your ‘EZdrummerMidi’ folder?

John Rammelt - Toontrack
Technical Advisor

[Jeff Trumpold]

Sure. I assume you want a screen of the actual folder in Windows Explorer, as opposed to the browser in EZD2, correct?

[John]

Correct

John Rammelt - Toontrack
Technical Advisor

[Jeff Trumpold]

Here you go, @John…

[John]

OK,
that screen shot seems OK.
I assume you have checked that your version number of the EZdrummer 2 plugin is 2.1.1 (lower right corner of GUI)?

Please try the following:
First, go to the Manage MIDI Libraries tab under Settings and remove the check marks for the Search. Close EZdrummer 2.
Then I want you to remove some files in the ‘AppDataRoaming’ folder. This is a hidden folder but you can open the Windows Explorer and type in ‘C:UsersyourComputerUserNameHereAppData’ to access it, or click Start > Computer > Hold ALT + T to get the tools menu open > Folder Options > View > Enable “Show hidden files, folders and drives” and Untick “Hide protected operating system files”. I would prefer the first way myself.
Then please remove the following files:
MidiDB, MidiDB_fav, MidiDB-shm, MidiDB-wal (if they exist) from
“C:/Users/”CurrentUser”/AppData/Roaming/Toontrack/EZdrummer”
and
“C:/Users/”CurrentUser”/AppData/Roaming/Toontrack/EZdrummer/OnlineMIDI”.

This should rebuild some stuff and hopefully rectify your problem.

John Rammelt - Toontrack
Technical Advisor

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