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Hi,
it seems someone has already helped you with clearing inactive Authorizations at Support.
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John
John Rammelt - Toontrack
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1) Is there an option to copy the audio track into the project folder?
No, feel free to make a request for such a feature in the Requests & Feedback section but I am not sure which Project you are referring to.
2) Is there an option to use the relative path from the audio folder? I share projects between Mac and Windows so the way the do paths is different. But relatively from the project folder shouldn’t be an issue.
The answer is no for this question as well. SD3 will ask you to locate the files upon loading if the files are not present in the expected location, as you surely have noticed. Relative path to which folder exactly? The SD3 Project or the DAW Project? The Audio folder you mention is not something I have on my system, unless we’re talking about the one that gets created with every new Pro Tools Session. Are you referring to your Reaper Project’s Audio folder? To me, it seems hard to implement, since it would be different for each DAW and platform but I guess it shouldn’t be impossible (speaking as a non-programmer without any idea of the labour involved😉) Again, it’s something for the Requests & Feedback section.
3) Is it possible to have tracker continuing to follow the daw even when changing drum-kits / libraries. I like to audition the kit to blend while mixing and it’s quite clunky having to stop and start as it functions at the moment for me. It works find when staying with the same Kit/Library.
I am not quite sure I follow what you are doing here. Are you only working in the Tracker? When you have the audio tracked to MIDI, don’t you drag the MIDI to the Song Track?
If your Tracked MIDI is on the Song Track and you switch kits, the Song Track should still be synching, unless you switch libraries but if your DAW’s timeline is running you can just click the Play button in SD3 and it will jump to the right position and continue.
BR,
John
John Rammelt - Toontrack
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It would be great if SD3 had a one-click option to activate or deactivate ALL articulations for a certain instrument. Currently, only clicking on each individual articulation helps, and in cases such as on the screenshot below, 13 clicks must be done to activate all articulations 👇
Hi,
you can always select the first one, then shift+click the last one to perform an activation/de-activation to all selected.
BR,
John
John Rammelt - Toontrack
Technical Advisor
It would be great if SD3 had a one-click option to activate or deactivate ALL articulations for a certain instrument. Currently, only clicking on each individual articulation helps, and in cases such as on the screenshot below, 13 clicks must be done to activate all articulations 👇
Hi,
you can always select the first one, then shift+click the last one to perform an activation/de-activation to all selected.
BR,
John
John Rammelt - Toontrack
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Thanked by: Scott Eshleman and BradHi Eric,
that depends on what you mean exactly.
In SD3 you can double-click a Bus or Output and rename them in the SD3 Mixer.
However, this is not something that can be “broadcasted” to the DAW. If it could, it would mean that you would have to restart your DAW if you switched to another song with a different setup of instruments and outputs or else they would be incorrectly named.
If you are routing the SD3 Mixer outputs to Inputs in your DAW, it would be DAW-dependent if the Inputs can be renamed and as Mick writes, saved as a Template in your DAW.
For me personally, such a Template wouldn’t make much sense since every project I work on is different and the number of  outputs and what is routed to them differs every time.
BR,
John
John Rammelt - Toontrack
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Hi,
if you click several products, they will simply be downloaded in queue, you do not need to wait for one to be downloaded before you download another one.
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John
John Rammelt - Toontrack
Technical Advisor
Hi,
please see my reply to your other post.
BR,
John
John Rammelt - Toontrack
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Hi,
EZdrummer 1 did not have an internal Song Track, so any MIDI programmed for it would have to reside in a DAW. If you have the MIDI in a DAW, you should be able to switch out the plug-in on that DAW track. You can also export MIDI from said DAW track and import it to your EZdrummer 3 Song Track via the menu Track > Import MIDI File.
EZdrummer 2 Projects, on the other hand, can be imported via the File menu in EZdrummer 3.
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John
John Rammelt - Toontrack
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Edit: EZDrummer 3 is pretty much unusable in my MacBook M3, it has so much latency!
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Hi, then something must be wrongly configured on your setup. On my MBP M1 with an Apollo x4, I can get down to 16 samples (0,3ms) audio buffer size @48kHz, which would be equal to sitting about 10,2 cm (0,33 feet) from the sound source with regards to latency.
What kind of audio interface are you using? How is it configured in the EZD3 Audio/MIDI setup? Does it have its own Control Panel/Mixer config?
BTW, it is better if you continue this in the EZdrummer Help section of the Forum:
https://www.toontrack.com/forums/forum/ezdrummer-line/ezdrummer-help/?view=all
BR,
John
John Rammelt - Toontrack
Technical Advisor
Hi,
dragging from host to plug-in is restricted in most hosts, i.e. not something that the plug-in itself is “responsible for”.
BR,
John
John Rammelt - Toontrack
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Thanked by: d gavHi,
I am able to drag and drop MIDI from both the Grooves Browser and the Song Track using FL Studio 21.2.3. I am dragging to the EZbass Channel in the Rack and creating new patterns for each dragged pattern (or Song). I am not using FL Studio very often, so I am unsure of which setting that would be? It isn’t straight forward to import MIDI with CC data, that much I remember but the regular drag-and-drop of notes seems to work as expected.
BR,
John
John Rammelt - Toontrack
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