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[John]

If you have the MIDI on the SD3 Song Track, you can select a range of/all notes/regions and Ramp Up/Down velocity with the Fade Tools in the Grid Editor’s Velocity Lane.
This would gradually increase/decrease the notes with relative relationships intact.

The other option is what Mark suggested; control the output Volume of SD3.

BR,
John

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[John]

Hi,

do you get sound when clicking the drums in the EZD3 interface?

Does your MIDI device have a check mark in the MIDI device list in EZD3 Audio/MIDI Settings?

Which MIDI Preset are you using?

BR,
John

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[John]

bpjacobsen wrote:

If I put the user instruments into folders now, will it cause the existing assigned instruments to stop working? Or does that just simply give you categories to pull from when going to user instruments? Don’t want to put them into folders now if it will mess up what I have in the slots now. Thanks

Hi,

AFAIK the only thing that prompts SD3 to launch Search for something missing is when the used sample and/or library it came from has been moved or removed. I.e. if you categorise your User Instrument presets or rename them, saved Projects should recall them, since the path to the User Instrument is included in the properties text file.

BR,
John

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[John]

Hi,

I can’t speak for what’s in development but this should be on the wish list of things.
Jack is right about the User Instrument name being saved inside the text file that stipulates the properties for the User Instrument.
You can right-click an Instrument and go to Manage in Finder/Explorer to jump directly to the User Instrument presets and if you have e.g. a Kick that you originally named ‘Kick_1’, then want to name it ‘Awesome Kick’, you open the text file and enter/paste the name you wish it to display in SD3 between the very first quotation marks in the beginning of the text file.
It’s at least a work around.
BTW, don’t forget you can organise your User Instrument Presets in folders. SD3 will not display the folders when you use the ‘Add Instrument’ drop-down in the top left but if you know you’re going to add a certain Instrument in a certain slot, it can be helpful, like in my attached screen shot.

BR,
John

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[John]

well… there’s an ‘h’ too many in there…

John Rammelt - Toontrack
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[John]

Hej Claes,

har du kontaktat Support som Rickard beskrev? Jag skulle verkligen rekommendera det.
Annars är det enda jag kan föreslå just nu att starta programmet Toontrack Product Manager, gå till produkten ‘EZdrummer 3 Core Library’ (alltså inte ‘EZdrummer 3 – Regular’) och klicka på ‘Show Details’.
Ladda ned ‘Core MIDI update for Windows’ och Installera den. Starta sedan EZdrummer 3 Standalone och se om det fungerar.

Mvh,
John

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Hi Claes,

have you contacted Support as Rickard described? I would really recommend it.
Otherwise, the only thing I can suggest right now is to start the Toontrack Product Manager program, go to the product ‘EZdrummer 3 Core Library’ (not ‘EZdrummer 3 – Regular’) and click ‘Show Details’.
Download the ‘Core MIDI update for Windows’ and install it. Then start EZdrummer 3 Standalone and see if it works.

Regards,
John

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[John]

Hi,

1. how do you know it is EZdrummer 3 crashing Pro Tools?
2. What kind of crash is it and do you get any error messages? You can screen grab and post here.
3. Do you have a crash log/report? If so, please zip archive it and attach to a post here.
4. Is it existing Sessions, new ones or both?
5. Have you tried thrashing the Pro Tools Preferences?

BR,
John

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[John]

Hi,
if any of the Factory Alesis Presets doesn’t serve as a starting point, maybe this Strata Prime preset I started on for an EZdrummer 3 user might?
Strata-Prime-WIP
I do not own this kit, though. I just entered the note data I had available.

BR,
John

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[John]

Hej,

för att veta vilken version du har installerad går du till menyn ‘Help’ i EZdrummer 3 och sedan ‘About EZdrummer 3’.

Har du provat att återställa MIDI-databasen? Gå till menyn ‘Settings’, sedan ‘Advanced’ och så klickar du på ‘Restore MIDI Database’.

MVH,
John

Hi,

to find out which version you have installed, go to the ‘Help’ menu in EZdrummer 3 and then ‘About EZdrummer 3’.

Have you tried restoring the MIDI database? Go to the ‘Settings’ menu, then ‘Advanced’ and then click on ‘Restore MIDI Database’.

BR,
John

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[John]

And do you feel that adjusting the buffer size for that bounce in the DAW is good practice or is that not necessary either?

Well, that’s more for making glitches go away with real-time use. An offline Bounce/Render shouldn’t be affected at all by the Buffer Size.

Glitches/hiccups while playing live may be rectified with larger buffer sizes but then the latency will increase, so there’s that trade-off. Using an M1 MacBook Pro *should* be great for live use, though.
I haven’t played my TD-12 / Hart Pro Kit for ages since it haven’t made it out of the boxes and bags after the studio got rebuilt but I think the E-drum optimised Openness Transitions would be better for my setup and playing style.

BR,
John

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[John]

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Hi,

I would say that you normally get a reply within 24-48 hours, depending on which day of the week you are contacting Support.
Please check if the reply has ended up in your Junk/Spam folder.

BR,
John

John Rammelt - Toontrack
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Hi,

I would say that you normally get a reply within 24-48 hours, depending on which day of the week you are contacting Support.
Please check if the reply has ended up in your Junk/Spam folder.

BR,
John

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[John]

Hi,

in short: yes. What you hear Bounced through the MultiOut from SD3 to Logic is the same as Bouncing Outputs internally in SD3. Any system strained audio degradation during real-time playback shouldn’t be a problem in either Bounce type, Logic or SD3. I doubt that you should experience this with a fairly new computer though but in the case of it happening, it shouldn’t be gradually, more on or off.

BTW, you haven’t checked ‘Cached mode’ and/or ’16-bit mode’ in the Memory Settings in SD3, have you?

BR,
John

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