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[Henrik Ekblom]

Yes, I use EZkeys a lot with Logic Pro X!

Henrik Ekblom - User Experience Designer
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[Henrik Ekblom]

The touch screen should work just as your mouse does, the difference is that you “click” with your finger instead of the cursor. If you don’t get latency by clicking with your mouse you shouldn’t get latency with a touch screen. There is nothing in EZdrummer 2 that will create latency due to the type of screen you are using. However, the sound card and the drivers you use will decide how high your latency will be. I have tried EZdrummer 2 on a Windows 10 touch screen computer, which worked just fine.

A dual core i5 should work just fine. Put some extra memory into your computer is my advice, 2 GB that’s standard in many computers tends to run out quickly when making music, since music programs tends to use a lot of memory. You’ll find the complete system requirements list on the bottom of http://www.toontrack.com/product/ezdrummer-2.

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[Henrik Ekblom]

@David Snow said:
I too want midi drum endings, such as tasty or crazy cymbal rolls and fills, not necessarily “in tempo” but realistic, like a real drummer plays when a song breaks down.

Have you tried EZdrummer 2, or the demo version of it? It comes with different kinds of endings, and they are found in the Browser tab, Search tab or through the Song Creator feature.

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[Henrik Ekblom]

Regarding your tempo question: Yes, just set up a tempo map in Logic and EZdrummer 2 will follow that tempo – as long as you have the Follow Host button enabled!
I’ll let someone else answer your Avenged Sevenfold question since I’m a Pop/EDM guy 😀

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[Henrik Ekblom]

Yes. The EZX libraries will even be improved with new presets (using the new effects in EZdrummer 2), and the graphics will be updated 🙂

Henrik Ekblom - User Experience Designer
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[Henrik Ekblom]

http://forum.cockos.com/showthread.php?t=86864

There’s a thread on a reaper forum describing how to draw velocity curves. I bet that they are MIDI learnable, so you can can control it with a hardware device. I have, however, never tried it myself 🙂

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[Henrik Ekblom]

1. I’m not sure about this question – do you want to know if there is any MIDI in the MIDI library that is played in a Minor key?
2. It’s just a graphically issue – if you press the bottom part (on the GUI) of a white key it’s played in full velocity, if you play the bottom part of a black key it’s not played in full velocity. This doesn’t reflect how the keys really work – if you press them on a MIDI controller they all work the same.
I get that this is confusing and we should probably change it so that pressing the bottom part of a black key also plays in full velocity!

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