[JohnBoy68]

Yes the file you attached works exactly as it should

[JohnBoy68]

That is good to know, unfortunately I don’t have a copy of Reaper to test this as it is not free. If this is true maybe we should ask the programmers here just to change the channel to 10 when they write the file out of EZD.

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[JohnBoy68]

Here is a simple example

The EZ midi is called Test Drums EZD

The MuseScore midi is called Test Drums Muse Score.Mid

I’ve attached two screen shoots of the Midi files, after I did bit of work I did get the EZ Midi to come close to being recognized in Muse Score but you’ll still see there are some strange ‘sharp’ characters appearing.

So I created the Midi in Muse Score, imported the Midi into EZ Drummer and re-exported it.

Now on something this simple you can see there is a difference and I’m trying to work out which software is wrong.

If I export something longer from EZD and try and import it into Muse, well … it’s a mess.

So it would be interesting to understand the difference on this simple one first. If we can get this to work it would be so useful for so many people.

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[JohnBoy68]

This is what I’d been told by the MuseScore people who looked at it. I also tried it another online conversion tool and it’s  the same thing it doesn’t come anywhere near converting it correctly.

[JohnBoy68]

I haven’t had any response from ToonTrack themselves yet, they seem very silent on the whole matter, I will update the thread when I have more.

[JohnBoy68]

Thanks for the Google Searches that I’d already looked at  and discussed with Muse Score before posting my question here … As a result of of those discussions my question here was based on the analysis of the Midi File itself by Muse Score who state it’s not a properly formed drum midi file, it is constructed as a Piano Midi File not a Drum Midi File.

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