Missing 3rd party headers in midi files

[spray14]

Hey all,

I purchased and installed groove monkeys midi packs. When I installed them I noticed that they were all mixed in with the toontrack ezx midifiles. Most tutorials show 3rd party midi under a seperate header.

Did I do something wrong? The files still work, it just seems the browser is cluttered now.

Thank you

James

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[Shootie]

You didn’t exactly explain how you installed them. For 3rd party stuff I prefer to use Custom Midi Libraries.

If you’re not familiar, try this video at about 17:45…

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[spray14]

I unzipped the midi folder then ran the installer file for the ez drummer format. Then fired up ez drummer expecting them to be a under a folder labeled 3rd Party or Groove Money. They were all mixed in with the factory ones!

I think had watched that video before when I was looking for answers on the web. I didn’t think it had anything to do with my situation. I see I may have been wrong. I will play around with the manage midi settings some.

BTW. Really like your videos. They hit the sweet spot between topic, examples and length of video. First time I watched one of your videos I subbed while it was playing.

Thank you for the he reply.

James

• This post was modified 3 years, 5 months ago by spray14.

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