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[John]

Adding here as well: All current versions of Toontrack plug-ins can have custom set scale and size.

BR,
John

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[John]

…and to add: since the release of EZmix 3, you have the possibility to change scale and size. The same goes for all current Toontrack plug-ins, btw.

BR,
John

John Rammelt - Toontrack
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[John]

Hi,

when do you get this message? When trying to mount the image in the Finder? What if you just Download and Open in the Product Manager?

BR,
John

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[John]

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Hi,

please start with checking that you do not have ‘Only load plug-ins needed for project playback’ enabled. Next you can try with having an empty MIDI block at the beginning of your Logic track.

Other things to check is that your audio hardware isn’t used by other applications at the same time, even though most audio hardware these days should be multi-client with Core Audio.

BR,
John

John Rammelt - Toontrack
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Hi,

please start with checking that you do not have ‘Only load plug-ins needed for project playback’ enabled. Next you can try with having an empty MIDI block at the beginning of your Logic track.

Other things to check is that your audio hardware isn’t used by other applications at the same time, even though most audio hardware these days should be multi-client with Core Audio.

BR,
John

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[John]

Thanks for reporting your findings, now make some music!

BR,
John

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[John]

Hi,

no I have TD-12 (though not unpacked ATM so I’m using a NI kontroller) but all the Presets have in common that the Cymbal Choking happens via AfterTouch, regardless of which MIDI controller/module you are using. As I wrote earlier, the Mute Hit articulation is a pre-recorded hit and not something you would use with an E-kit, where the pinching of an E-cymbal sends the AfterTouch message to mute the triggered cymbal sound. I.e. you should not try to ‘Learn’ that Mute Hit articulation.

So, next question would be if you are 100% certain you are sending (from your module) and receiving (in your computer) AfterTouch messages when you pinch?

Are you using the EZD3 Standalone application or are you using the plug-in inside a host? If the latter, there’s a possibility that AT is being filtered out.
E.g. I’m using Pro Tools and it took me a while once I started using it many years ago that it Defaulted to filtering out AfterTouch messages, which meant no choking.

BR,
John

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[John]

In short: Yes

To expand: You can both Replace another existing instrument with a Snare (e.g. switch a Rack Tom for a Snare) and Add Instrument as a new piece.

There’s a lot to cover when it comes to Microphone Routing, Properties, etc. but I guess that answers your question?

BR,
John

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[John]

Hi Lewis,

there is no EZdrummer 3 serial registered to your account, however there is a Superior Drummer 3 license. Have you mistaken the two products for each other or do you have another account?

BR,
John

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[John]

Hi,

please start with selecting the TD-9 MIDI Preset in E-Drums/MIDI In. This should pretty much set everything up, no need to learn anything with regards to CC messages.
If I select the TD-9 MIDI Preset in EZD3, trigger a cymbal and then ‘pinch’ (or in my case press a key harder) to send AfterTouch, it Mutes without any tweaking.

The ‘Mute’ articulation is for when you do not have a kit/controller that can send AfterTouch and just want to trigger a sampled Mute Hit, i.e. not the same as ‘pinching’.

BR,
John

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[John]

Hi,

I am not sure how to reproduce what you are describing; if I drag grooves from EZD3 to Clip Slots in the Session View, they sound exactly as they did inside EZD3 when triggered.

Would it be possible for you to ZIP a Set and attach to a post here?

As for jumping between different locations in a single clip, I do not know if it is possible but I once read something about Follow Actions for Scenes with MaxforLive that might do it.

BR,
John

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[John]

Hi,

please check out this FAQ, it should contain all answers you need:

https://www.toontrack.com/faq/how-do-i-move-my-sound-libraries-expansions-to-an-external-drive/

BR,
John

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[John]

Hi Ryan,

there is a lot of useful info here, both in this thread and on the Forum.
In short, you can create custom velocity curves in EZD3 and SD3 to adjust for the MIDI coming from your module. Also, if you compare the output from EZD3 or SD3 with mastered music, the latter will of course always be louder.

BR,
John

John Rammelt - Toontrack
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[John]

Hi Kenneth,

from what I can see, your order has been processed and a serial has been created and auto-registered to your account.

Please check in the Product Manager.

BR,
John

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[John]

Hi,

any of the Mastering presets on your master bus would give you short term and average LUFS values, as well as the peaks on the outputs. Perceived loudness also depends on the material but if you get the average LUFS values about the same, you should be good.

BR,
John

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