I had the same thought and was actually wondering how the kicks and snares expansion works within existing kits. If they were recorded in a different room with different mics etc. do they clash sound wise? Do they work well within an existing kits mixer?
Operating system: Windows 10
I have a snare and a ride from Rock Solid in a kit from Metal, with no problems.
I have 18 kits in my EZD and don’t give a thought to what notes any of them are tuned to. The twin kicks are tuned high to make them heard through the heavy guitar, but that’s it.
Putting the kicks on two lines makes EZ read it as you’ve found. I used it to good effect on a song, with one drum tuned higher than the other. All you need to do, to have 1 2 1 2, is prog the beats on one line. You can have different tuning on each and even have two drums from different kits.
As far as I can work out, ambience is from a mic somewhere in the room picking up everything. The same is true of overhead mics. The bleed control is all you have to set how much of a drum is in them. Each drum has its own mic and level control.
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