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[Henrik Ekblom]

In the main menu of EZdrummer 2 – go into Settings > E-drums, and select Yamaha as the MIDI mapping.
You can also try to change pedal correction to see if any of the presets makes the hi-hat work better.

If you want to manually change the MIDI mapping, then this has to be done in your host, in your case Garageband. Not sure on how (or if) garageband can do that.
The mapping can most of the times be changed on the e-kit, not sure how it’s done on your model though…

Henrik Ekblom - User Experience Designer
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[Henrik Ekblom]

Thanks for your feedback, the ideas are noted!

Henrik Ekblom - User Experience Designer
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[Henrik Ekblom]

This is what you should see when you right click on a MIDI block on the song track of EZdrummer 2:

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[Henrik Ekblom]

The problem is that the DAW:s can’t receive multiple MIDI files and recognise them individually. They will be merged into one file and unfortunately we can’t do anything about that. We can only hope that they’ll add support for this in the future.

Henrik Ekblom - User Experience Designer
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[Henrik Ekblom]

The problem is that some DAWs won’t let you drag and drop MIDI from the DAW. You can find out if it’s possible by trying to drag a MIDI clip from your DAW to your desktop. If that’s possible then you can drag MIDI to EZdrummer 2. If it’s not possible, then there is nothing we can do about it, since it’s up to the DAW manufacturers to implement that feature.

However, one workaround – in the cases where it doesn’t work – is to record arm EZdrummer 2, and put the MIDI on the EZdrummer 2 MIDI track in the DAW. When you press play, EZdrummer 2 will record the MIDI played from the DAW, and will end up on EZdrummer 2’s song track.

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