As Juicy said, it’s just to drag the song from EZdrummer 2 into your host (Logic, Cubase etc).
If you want to keep your song parts separated, drag each part separately, because if you select all blocks and drag them to your host they will be placed on your host’s timeline as one big block. Of course, you can cut it up in the host afterwards in any case 
Henrik Ekblom - User Experience Designer
Toontrack
Nice to hear and nice work on the song 
Keep up the good work!
Henrik Ekblom - User Experience Designer
Toontrack
If you want a snare at a special location there is always the possibility to use the record function to put snares (or other drums) where ever desired If you after that want to quantize what you just recorded – cut the MIDI block around the snare hit(s) you want to quantize, go into Edit Play Style on the cut block, right click on the snare and choose Quantize in the menu.
Another option is to use Tap2Find to look for a snare pattern you want. If you find a file that contains the snare pattern you are looking for, right click on that file and chose Copy, then right click the block you want to change and choose Paste/Snare. If you can’t find a file with the exact pattern you where looking for you can instead right click the Tap2Find MIDI file, choose Copy and paste that snare onto the block on the track.
Henrik Ekblom - User Experience Designer
Toontrack
I am going to leave the suggestion of packs for someone else to answer – but remember that you can use the “Use Web Shop MIDI” button (at the top of the Search tab) to browse the different MIDI packs that are available in our web shop
Henrik Ekblom - User Experience Designer
Toontrack
“What I am trying to achieve; I want to match a groove exactly to the rhythm of my guitar riff. There are no grooves in the library which come close (even after using the track editor function) so I would like to create a whole new groove from scratch.”
Something you can try to do is to first tap2find for a kick pattern that you feel matches what you are looking for. Take that MIDI grove and place it on the track. Then tap2find for a snare pattern that you are after. Right click on the one that you feel is the best, choose “Copy”, then right click on the block on track and select “Paste/Snare”. Continue to add hi-hat or other parts that you want to have on the MIDI block.
When you’re using Tap2Find to look for the snare for example, and you can’t find anything that matches – right click the Tap2Find MIDI file, select “copy” and then you can paste that onto the MIDI block on the track. Finish, if you want to, by adding subtle changes with amount to make it a bit more “alive”. This is a technique I often use to get beats to sound like the beat I am after 
And remember, if there’s something you want to have done exactly in a precise way like you want it to be – you can fix that part in your DAW host, and then drag into EZdrummer to further edit the file….
Good luck!
Henrik Ekblom - User Experience Designer
Toontrack
