I am not familiar with Reaper but all DAWS work similarly. Once I have my drum track laid out and edited in a Cubase track, I just make sure that the track it is on is set to play back through EZ2. Make sure your midi numbers are set the same. I don’t bother bringing it back in, I just launch the cool sounds of EZ2 from the DAW. This also allows me to create an extra midi channel or two. also playing back through EZ2 that I use to control cymbals, snare rolls, sound effects through a separate mixer track including special effects. I hope this helps!
Ken
Hi Guys,
I have been using EZ drummer since its inception. I simply drag the drum tracks into a track in Cubase. I can open the midi part and edit anything and everything. In FL Studio it is a bit trickier. I assign one drum pattern to a single pattern and then insert it into the play list. I name them accordingly (Intro, verse 1 chorus 2 etc.)
I hope this helps
Ken
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