[Eric Samson]

Hi John,

Understood.

So, I tried it and… it does not change anything. Frame rate always reverts to 44.1Khz.

BR, Erix.

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[Eric Samson]

Thanks Henrik. My problem is not changing the buffer size, but to change frame rates.

[Eric Samson]

Hi John,

Apparently, I cannot access this thread because I don’t own a Superior Drummer 3 software (I’m using EZDrummer 2).

Here is the message I get when I try to access the link you posted:
<p class=”color-text-ezdrummer”>Superior Drummer 3 is required to read and reply to this thread.</p>
Any chance you can copy / paste the solution proposed here?

Thanks in advance.

Best regards, Eric.

[Eric Samson]

I have the same kind of issues with a recent Focusrite 2i4:

• sometimes audio system is lagging
• I cannot change the ASIO settings, I’m stuck on 44100Hz frame rate

Seems EZDrummer is not fully compatible with Focusrite 2i4 ASIO driver, or the opposite, I don’t know.

Would be great if someone from ToonTrack could align with Focusrite engineering, who is a clear leader in entry level USB 2 audio interfaces.

[Eric Samson]

I did some testing, and I have the feeling the EZD file is saved within the Reaper project, but I could not find where.

BTW: I cannot drag and drop from EZKeys UI to a DAW track, but I suppose this is because it is a demo version, right?

[Eric Samson]

Mee stoopid!
I just saw I can drag and drop from EZD window to the track in my DAW.
That’s what I wanted.

No my new question is: When I save the project in my DAW, is the EZD song structure saved too in an EZD file?

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