[Andrew Flack]

Thank you for taking the time to respond. I’ll add your answer to my collected wisdom 🙂

[Andrew Flack]

Thanks for responding so quickly 👍. As I haven’t a mix to send I’ll begin there.

[Andrew Flack]

Many thanks for responding so quickly.👍 Unfortunately I haven’t got that far yet, but will begin by trying the adjustment of individual volumes of instruments in kit as suggested elsewhere.

[Andrew Flack]

Hi,

The GM Files were already in the system from EZD 2. The Left Hand Folders panel gave the option to “Add to Database” under their entries. I clicked on that option and they became available.

Some of the grooves are Drums and others are Percussion. The drum grooves play well with the Kits, and I have the Latin Percussion EZX which takes care of playing the Percussion Grooves.

As to your final question (“Does anything happen if you apply a ‘Generic’ MIDI preset to a folder?’) I probably won’t have a chance to try that until next week sometime, but will let you know in due course.

Regards,

Andrew

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[Andrew Flack]

Hi John,

I have to confess to a senior moment. Following the reference to “Save changes” in your reply I looked more closely and found the “Cancel” and “Save changes” buttons in the main Groove Panel (they were a bit small on my laptop.) Everything to do with replacing MIDI is indeed working as it should. Apologies for this.

Whilst I have your attention, I have added some Libraries to EZDrummer which are in General MIDI format. Do I need to apply the “MIDI In/E-Drum Preset” option to them, or have I misunderstood this setting?

Kind regards,

Andrew

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[Andrew Flack]

Thank you.

Andrew

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