Save settings

[Jeremy967tree4]

After I have mapped my kit to the program, adjusted the sound and had a blast playing, I lose everything. I have to start fresh every time I sit down. When closing the program I am prompted to save my settings to a random spot on my drive. So far I have about 50 unidentified files saved which do not do anything. I am about to throw EZDrummer in the trash. I am on a Mac, with a TD-27, and very little knowledge of musical programming etc… I have used a few different common actions of saving on computers, but I am lost. Is there a way to build a kit, play the kit, turn off my computer, and come back to play the same settings the next day? There has to be for this price. Please help.

EZdrummer version: 3.0.6

• This post was modified 2 years, 4 months ago by Jeremy967tree4.

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[Shootie]

Save the Map under Setting Edrums>CenterMenu>Save As.

Save everything under File>Save As

Save just the kit and mixer settings under the Upper Right Menu> User Presets>Save As

Save Just the kit under Upper Right Menu> User Kits> Save as.

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[Jeremy967tree4]

I appreciate your reply.mMaybe you can answer another question. I added Tm-6 PRO (phones to mix in on a TD-27. I also have an Octapad to mix in on the TD-27. I used a “Y” cable. Essentially, 23 drums. Will the program recognize all of them somehow? Aloha

EZdrummer version: 3.0.6

[Shootie]

Hard to know for sure you’re exact setup with your description. If your computer can recognize your midi devices at once, then EZdrummer can recognizes them at the same time as well. Multiple controllers with one instance of EZ should be no problem. How that ties into a TD27 playback workflow, I don’t know. I recommend vdrums.com if you need advanced advice.

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[Jeremy967tree4]

I gave up on EZDrummer for the time being. I have a TD-27, a TM-6-Pro, and an SPD 30. I need to learn more about the base knowledge of them before adding another program. I am going to mess around with it here and there though.

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