[Langdrum]

Shootie wrote:

The confirmation you want… EZ will only receive what you send it, not manipulate it. If your module is not capable of sending the correct midi note, you are out of luck. Sounds from your module are irrelevant at this point, it’s all about the midi notes.

Here is a hypothesis because I don’t have your setup. Your splitter didn’t work on the kick input, yet it does on another part of your kit with tom 2/3? I will guess your kick triggers are mono/unbalanced?, get a mono/unbalanced splitter. Are your kick triggers Stereo/Balanced, get that type of splitter. This is just a guess, but py attention to the specific ends of your trigger cables, whether they are balanced or not is a big deal when incorporating workarounds.

“How do other drummers set up double bass using a trigger module and Ezdrummer 2? I know it is possible as I know some drummers on youtube use Ezdrummer 2 with double bass but perhaps it is only possible with a different module that has more than one bass drum input?”

They have one single trigger and use a double bass drum pedal. I guess more elaborate drummers would use two separate triggers, I don’t think it’s common.

Hope that helps, good luck.

• This post was modified 3 years, 5 months ago by Shootie.

This actually worked! I bought a mono – mono splitter cable and now both bass drum sounds come through.

Can’t believe it all came down to the type of cable – thank you again 🙂

[Langdrum]

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• This post was modified 3 years, 5 months ago by Langdrum.

[Langdrum]

Thank you for your reply – I have joined the forum which looks very helpful!

What exactly is “Double Bassdrum Sound”? Is it an add-on for ezdrummer? I have searched and can’t find anything with this name specifically including on the FB page.

[Langdrum]

Thank you for your extremely helpful reply – I will start doing some research into Mono/Unbalanced & Stereo/Balanced!

[Langdrum]

Both of these solutions worked! Thank you so much.

Changing the sensitivity on the actual drum trigger module made a huge difference. I hadn’t realised changing that would affect how it sounds on EZD2 seeing as changing the drum pad sounds themselves does nothing when it’s connected to EZD2.

Sorry if these problems were extremely basic – I appreciate you helping out a new starter!

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