[Drummern9]

To answer your question you edited in. I was seeing that at the bottom of the details panel. If you click “details” in the bottom right of the instrument panel it slides a window out that shows you the note/articulation. At the bottom it says “Midi IN” and shows what note is incoming when you strike a pad. Now when  I hit that cymbal it just shows E2 instead of E2 > A2.

[Drummern9]

I did miss it, but I had tried every preset in there. What I hadn’t tried was “none” so I did after I saw this …and that worked!! I was even able to switch positions of cymbals. Basically it worked how I thought it should have from the beginning. Those presets must all force a certain profile even if the module is sending a different note. Kind of saying “you’re sending this, but I really think you meant to send this, so that’s what I’m going to play”.

Thanks for your ideas! So happy to have this sorted! Hopefully someone else will benefit if they find this someday.

[Drummern9]

Yep, I’ve tried that. I’ve tried just about everything I can think of.

[Drummern9]

I appreciate the input and time to respond, but I posted here to hopefully figure out why EZ is appearing to forward that note. To be clear, the correct notes are set in my module. No issue there. I figured someone here with knowledge of EZ software could tell me why it’s displaying what appears to be a forward (E2 > A2). Maybe that’s not even what that means? That’s just what it looks like to me. The EZ software is telling me something by displaying that, but there’s nothing in the literature that says what it means. If I can figure that out then I’ll know how to solve the issue.

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