Saving and dragging.

[Christoffer Madsen]

Hello.

i got 3 questions about this great program.

1. If i have a midi track in cubase. and i want to drag it in to ezplayer. How do i do that?
When i drag it in to Ezplayer nothing happens.

2. if i made a midi groove in cubase, how do i save it to “my midifiles library”. So i can use it in the furture. ?

3. In ezplayer, how do a change the grove. If i got a groove i like, but would like to ad more hits with the snare etc. ?

thanks you for making it easier for the home based musician. 🙂

Christoffer

Ps i dont have any midi keyboard. if that has something to say about adding more hits.

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[Scott]

1. If i have a midi track in cubase. and i want to drag it in to ezplayer. How do i do that? When i drag it in to Ezplayer nothing happens.

Cubase doesn’t support dragging MIDI to a VSTi (EZplayer).

2. if i made a midi groove in cubase, how do i save it to “my midifiles library”. So i can use it in the furture. ?

You can use Export->MIDI File in Cubase and select the MY MIDIFILES folder to save it in.

3. In ezplayer, how do a change the grove. If i got a groove i like, but would like to ad more hits with the snare etc. ?

You can drag the groove from EZplayer to a Cubase MIDI track and use the Drum Editor in Cubase to add or remove ‘hits’.

Scott Sibley - Toontrack
Technical Advisor

[Christoffer Madsen]

1. ahh what a shame.

2. ahh yes ofc thank you 😀

3. okay. just wanted to know if it was possible in Ezplayer. thanks.

4. Thanks for making it easier to be creative – looking forward to using even more of your great stuff in the furture 🙂

Thanks
Christoffer

[Scott]

3. okay. just wanted to know if it was possible in Ezplayer. thanks.

Well, yes, there is a limited function of adding an ‘accent’ hit (and removing an added ‘accent’ hit) in EZplayer. See the EZplayer manual, section 4.5 Editing Clips. It is limited and using using the Drum Editor in Cubase offers much more control but the Accent Tool in EZplayer is nice for a quick ‘add a crash on the downbeat 1 of the chorus’ type of thing.

Scott Sibley - Toontrack
Technical Advisor

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