[Austin Reeves]

It sounds like a very similar situation to mine, despite the difference in software. Unfortunately, I can’t recall what my fix was, but I no longer have the issue. Once it was fixed, I just recorded new takes, so I also don’t have a recommendation for fixing your recorded material.  I recommend experimenting with the following:

• Turn down pad sensitivity on your drum module
• Turn off local sounds on your drum module
• Ensure you aren’t recording in both EZD and DAW at the same time

I feel like some combination of these took care of it for me. Hope they help!

[Austin Reeves]

That’s good to know.

[Austin Reeves]

It looks like Logic Pro X does have a function to delete doubled midi events. They’d have to be at the same time position, so I’d need to quantize notes 100%, run the function, then apply randomization to make it sound human. I’ve been recording midi solely into SD3 (not into Logic) so that’d involve a bit of a workflow modification.

I agree that the ideal situation would be to stop the notes from being recorded in the first place.

When I get home, I’ll probably try to turn down my pad sensitivity on my kit and see if that changes anything.

[Austin Reeves]

Yes, local is turned off on the drum module.

[Austin Reeves]

Aw, maan. But that thing’s 50 pages long! I’ll never make it! haha

Probably an excellent suggestion. Thanks.

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