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[David George]

OK–that’s what I wanted to clarify and is very helpful. Thanks.

[David George]

Not sure what this means. I just opened it standalone. By default the tempo knob is shown at 12 o’clock (100%). If I move it to 80%, what is that 80% of? In other words, is there a default tempo?

[David George]

Thanks–this makes sense.

But one thing I’m not clear about is the adjustment, which is shown as a percentage: What does that represent, the % of the default tempo (like 120 bpm)?

I wish that you could just tell it the bpm you want and then tap the part.

Maybe I’m missing something.

[David George]

Thanks, Scott. Due to the projects I’ve been working on I haven’t used the MIDI pack or the EZX I have that much yet (or least enough to realize what’s different).

[David George]

Thanks, John–I was completely unaware of this and will definitely adopt this workflow moving forward.

Edit:

Wow–I had to come back and edit my post because my follow-up questions were obsolete!

I went into PT and created 12 aux tracks (to match the number of mics in the EXDrummer mixer) and set them up as per the video. I use a lot of busses in general so this wasn’t an issue.

I had to solo each track to determine what’s what as far as the tracks in the EZD mixer and how they correspond to my DAW, but within a minute I had it all figured out.

This is truly amazing! I have sections with shaker and tambourine and I really want those to have separate EQ, etc. This gives me far more control than having everything on a single track and was so much easier than I expected. Thanks!

[David George]

Thanks so much–will check this out!

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