In short:
1) hook up your TD-3 module’s MIDI Out with your computer’s MIDI interface IN
2) launch EZdrummer 2 and go into the ‘Audio/MIDI Setup…’ and make sure there is a check mark in your MIDI Device’s check box, hit OK
3) make sure you have sound when you click the drums in the EZdrummer 2 interface
4) go to the Ezdrummer 2 Menu (in the upper right corner of the interface) and click ‘Settings > E-drums…’. Then select the Roland Mapping.
Right now, I have the EZDrummer sounds out my Simmons if I click the Mac screen preview of the instruments, but get the Roland TD-3 sounds out the headphones and Simmons , when I hit the actual Roland toms.
wOK, let me describe my hardware….
I have a TD-3, Roland UM-ONE mk2, MacMINI, and Simmons Amp
1) hook up your TD-3 module’s MIDI Out with your computer’s MIDI interface IN
Are referencing to UM-ONE? And where should it be connected, (both ends)?
2) launch EZdrummer 2 and go into the ‘Audio/MIDI Setup…’ and make sure there is a check mark in your MIDI Device’s check box, hit OK
You mean the the UM-ONE?
3) make sure you have sound when you click the drums in the EZdrummer 2 interface
4) go to the Ezdrummer 2 Menu (in the upper right corner of the interface) and click ‘Settings > E-drums…’. Then select the Roland Mapping.
I know where this is..
BR,
John
Roland TD-25 trigger , Roland UM-One MK2, Personas Studio 2/6, EZDrummer2 and a Simmons DA200
@wrenchmaster said:
Right now, I have the EZDrummer sounds out my Simmons if I click the Mac screen preview of the instruments, but get the Roland TD-3 sounds out the headphones and Simmons , when I hit the actual Roland toms.
Good, you can hear the EZdrummer 2 sounds.
1) hook up your TD-3 module’s MIDI Out with your computer’s MIDI interface IN
Are referencing to UM-ONE? And where should it be connected, (both ends)?
The USB connector of the UM-ONE goes into the Mac USB port, the UM-ONE MIDI IN connector goes into the MIDI OUT port of the TD-3.
When you hit the drum pads, there should be a led lighting up on the UM-ONE for the MIDI in data coming from the TD-3.
2) launch EZdrummer 2 and go into the ‘Audio/MIDI Setup…’ and make sure there is a check mark in your MIDI Device’s check box, hit OK
You mean the the UM-ONE?
Yes, the UM-ONE MIDI Device should have a check mark in the box right next to the name.
