No, I selected the pad in Edit Play Style and clicked the “plus” button to add more of that particular articulation of the hi-hat hit on the sampled pad.
Today I ran some tests and found that EZD2 crashes Pro Tools 10 and 11, also Logic Pro and Logic X when I set EZD2 to multichannel within the mixer of EZD while instantiated in the above DAW’s.
All of the tests were done on the aforementioned systems, i.e. Mac Pro and Mac Book Pro.
I was running EZ Drummer 2 in standalone mode, using the Modern Kit as a base and changing all of the drum to different sounds from different libraries. I have Claustrophobic, Cocktail, Drumkit from Hell, Electronic, EZD2 Modern, EZD2 Vintage, Funkmaster Clyde and Jabo, Jazz, Latin Percussion, Metal!, Metalheads, Nashville, Pop/Rock, the Classic, The Classic 4 Mic, Twisted Kit and Vintage Rock.
At the time of this writing I have opened the aforementioned “Twisted Kit” of my creation and it has worked correctly. but I did however run into a problem using EZD2 in multichannel mode in Logic Pro (9) on my macbook pro today at school (Full Sail University, Recording Arts). The Macbook Pro is the same OS X, 10.8.5, with a 2.6 GHz Intel Core i7 and Ram of 8GB. 1600MHz.
On a different note, with being a student and a intern at Real Feel Recording here in Orlando,FL I was wondering what steps I would need to take to being a spokesman/representative for Toontrack/ EZ Drummer? I also have and use EZ Keys. But I find myself talking to a lot of people about EZ Drummer 2, because I use the program for a lot of school assignments and I intern at a studio.
