[funaroa]

Drum machine is connected with an Alesis Control Hub to a dedicated USB input on the Mac Pro.
As far as “MIDI Device settings in Settings->Audio/MIDI Setup->MIDI Device” I did not have the Alesis Control hub selected as well as the drum machine. I selected it and all is well now. Thanks!

[funaroa]

My only issue now is that in EZD2 “stand alone” outside of pro tools, the Alesis does not seem to be triggering the drums. I checked in eDrums and the Alesis is selected there. Perhaps there is something in OS XX that I need to do?

@funaroa said:
Thanks

[funaroa]

Thank you again, John
Yes the Alesis Control Hub is checked in Midi Input Devices
In Pro Tools, Midi Preferences “none” was selected in “Default thru Instrument”. I changed this to EZDrummer 1-1 and it everything started working properly after I clicked ok. Looks like I have to set that for each song, but no problem!
My only issue now is that in EZD2 “stand alone” outside of pro tools, the Alesis does not seem to be triggering the drums. I checked in eDrums and the Alesis is selected there. Perhaps there is something in OS XX that I need to do?
Your help is so awesome.
-Arti

[funaroa]

Sure, and thanks for your time!

What doesn’t work – No sound when attempting to trigger EZ2 from the Alesis- (Also cannot see drums “highlight” on screen so, I know that the triggering is not working)
OS 10 El Capitan – Pro Tools 12
Midi interface (from Alesis to Mac) – Alesis Control Hub
I have checked the cables (switched out with known, working cable, same problem)

[funaroa]

Pardon me but,…didn’t anyone think of this going in? Are the monitors in the TT lab so big that it was unnoticed? Good thing mine is huge, but if I had a standard size or was using a laptop I’d be #$^&ed! Really. Amazing, excellent product. So user friendly, but…………..COME ON!

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