The one thing I notice that throws people with multi outs in ezdrummer all the time is that you must go to the mixer of ezd and under output select “multichannel” I don’t remember DP but this always seems to be one of the steps that gets overlooked.
a. right on, you found the beta (which does indeed work great!)
b. TT solo actually works in x64 (at least it does for me)
c. Any ezx should work. Mine are installed under c/program files (x86) toontrack/ezdrummer. Why there instead of in the the c/program files beats me. I was just so glad to get the x64 stuff up and running
I think you got it. And by hitting the “extra” letter and going back for some reason it makes it more specific.
Like I said, it’s a minor inconvenience as I of course just have them listed in favorites or you just scroll a little extra but I thought maybe I should report it anyways.
Not familiar with acid 7, but there is likely a preference/options area where acid can “see” your midi controller(s) Chances are (as mentioned) there will be a blurb in the manual about connecting a midi controller.
A stupid question though, have you already had the midi controller work with other vsti’s?
a. That thread is really cool and brings up some good points
b. Fills are hard. FREQUENTLY, I have to get inside the midi editor and make many changes (I haven’t gotten the midi fills pack yet) Velocity, too many toms…….not enough toms……it’s a tough one. One thing that can help with the groove is using the groove quantize, but I don’t know how to use that in sonar, just cubase.
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