[John Inmon]

I also need a receipt for EZkeys 2 upgrade and Studio Grand. Thank you!

They both downloaded and installed easily and work just fine in Nuendo 12.

[John Inmon]

Thanks for your responses! I’ve never used a forum before so I am unaware of any etiquette involved with it. Forgive me if I mess up somehow. Anyway, in Nuendo 12 my process goes like this: I will find or tap out a basic groove and drag it into the page of the piece I’m working on. After setting the proper tempo, will go into the drum editor. The notes in the groove are visible. Often the drums and cymbals etc coming from SD3 do not correspond to the labels on the left of the drum map. Below the menu on the left where the labels (kick, snare etc.) are 2 windows one window named “Map”,  the other “Names” The”map” window says “no map”. If I open the window, my options are: GM Map, Drum Map Setup and Create Map from instrument. That last one is the heart of my problem as it is greyed out. I often don’t have time to reinvent the map by choosing the “Drum Map Setup” option. I can only assume that there is a proprietary element here that wants to direct me to Steinberg’s Groove agent, which I find unwieldy and, frankly, the drums there are often overly processed and don’t sound very good to me. I really love the way SD3 allows me to process the drums the way I want to. They just sound better to my ear. Anyway, my post was just a plea for someone smarter than I am to see if anyone knows a way to create a drum map in Nuendo from SD3. As I’ve said’ I’ve found workarounds but…

Peace

j.i.

Operating system: Windows 10

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