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[Henrik Ekblom]

Use Product Manager to authorize the products to your new computer! You can have your products authorized to 2 computers at the same time.

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[Henrik Ekblom]

LeanderL wrote:

Another question: is it possible to paint velocity lines, for example a straight or curve? Changing each hit is a bit tedious.

You can select the notes you want to straighten out, and drag the Dynamics slider to 0.

To create a slope of the Velocity values for the selected notes, drag the slope handles up or down.

I’ve added a feature request to our list to draw straight lines with the draw tool when holding Shift key.

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[Henrik Ekblom]

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[Henrik Ekblom]

no, I mean the MIDI mapping presets in EZdrummer 2. In Setting/E-drums  you can select the brand of the e-drums you are using. Try to set one of those.

Note that this will not affect MIDI that you have on the track in EZdrummer 2, only incoming MIDI.

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Jack 007 wrote:

Database handling in EZ drummer 2 seems a lot easier going …

In what way do you find the EZdrummer 2 database handling better?

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[Henrik Ekblom]

defkaluga wrote:

I just recently bought SD3 and am having the same volume issues with a TD-17 KVX.  Are there any recent solutions to this issue?  It seems to have been going on for quite some time now. Thank you.

You can go into E-drum settings and setup each instrument the way you want it to. For example, play the samples at velocity 127 no matter how soft you hit your e-drums, or play at velocity 1 (really soft and low volume) no matter how hard you play, and everything in between.

Besides that, you can add compressors and limiters to maximise the level of the drums, which can make it super loud – and squashed – if that’s what you want 🙂

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[Henrik Ekblom]

Ok. If you can specify an exact workflow that replicates the strange behaviour, post it here so we can test it!

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Jorge wrote:

Hi,
Is ‘Time Signature Change’ feature at least on the roadmap?

No, this is not on our priority list of things to do. If it was an easy task we would have done it already, but it’s a really large operation (technically).

May I suggest that when you have edited the MIDI in EZkeys – drag it to your host DAW and disable Follow Host. When you want to edit the MIDI, remove the MIDI from the DAW, then enable Follow Host and do the changes in EZkeys, then drag it to DAW again, and disable Follow Host…

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[Henrik Ekblom]

You need to use the correct MIDI mapping preset, that matches the e-drums the MIDI was recorded with. This is found in Menu/Settings/E-drums.

This preset will only affect incoming MIDI (for example, when you have EZdrummer in Cubase, and the MIDI is placed on a Cubase track).

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Does Tap2Find work for you? Drag a file to Tap2Find drop zone to test. If it doesn’t  give you any results, go to the main Menu / Advanced and restore the MIDI database.

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[Henrik Ekblom]

Have you tried to refresh the plugins list? https://www.pro-tools-expert.com/studio-one//quick-tip-how-i-fixed-missing-plug-in-presets

Have you checked that SD3 isn’t in the Black list for Studio One?

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[Henrik Ekblom]

I’m not sure what your exact workflow was here but it should work to:

• Drag and drop to MIDI to the SD3 song track, and arrange it.
• Drag and drop the MIDI from the SD3 song track directly to an Instrument/MIDI Track in Logic
  • When you do this, you should disable “Follow Host” in SD3, or else both the MIDI in SD3 and Logic will play simultaneously.

When you save the Logic project and load it later, no MIDI should have been changed on the SD3 song track. However, there’s a bug that makes Follow Host getting enabled again when loading projects. To avoid this, add a new Song Track in SD3 and have that selected – so it doesn’t matter if Follow Host gets enabled. This bug will be fixed in a coming update!

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[Henrik Ekblom]

SD3 is primarily designed for mouse and keyboard, but it has been tested with touch screens too. Technically most software works with touch screens, since most touch screens simply replicate a mouse click when you press the screen, or replicate a mouse drag and drop when you do a drag and drop on the touch screen, etc.

Since SD3 has resize options, you should be able to make the interface big enough for your fingers to hit buttons etc, which is a common problem for touch based systems.

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