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[Mick Avoidant]

I can hear a drum on beats 2 and 4 of each bar. That’s right timing. A kick drum, if you had one, would go on beats 1 and 3. Listen to professional recordings.

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[Mick Avoidant]

Load EZ into a track in Protools. I don’t know how Protools does that.

[Mick Avoidant]

Thank you. That lets me click to import one file at a time, but I can’t find them after import. We can’t preview files we didn’t buy from Toontrack.

• This post was modified 3 years, 9 months ago by Mick Avoidant.

[Mick Avoidant]

It works on 64 bit Windows 7 or higher. 

[Mick Avoidant]

Run it in a DAW, and it will do you well.

• This post was modified 3 years, 9 months ago by Mick Avoidant.

[Mick Avoidant]

Yes, it should work like that. I mix and match between Rock Solid and Metal expansion packs. This thread tells you how to swap drums https://www.toontrack.com/forums/topic/swapping-drums-kit-to-kit/

[Mick Avoidant]

Scott wrote:

Are you changing to the correct library?

Thank you. I am now. I didn’t know about switching libraries.

[Mick Avoidant]

I tried that. The kicks in the screenshot are not showing in Rock Solid.

Reply To: Swapping drums kit to kit version: 3.0.2
Operating system: Windows 11

[Mick Avoidant]

Use whatever you like. Why buy more than one expansion? How many kits do think you will need? The more kits you have, the longer you will spend trying them out. Spare yourself some money.

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I would cut and paste the shaker into its own midi track and reverb it there.

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You might want to take the low end down. Screenshot is at https://www.dropbox.com/s/y1ppxaw45ge06bu/Screenshot%20snare%20eq.png?dl=0

[Mick Avoidant]

I get something like it with Izotope Ozone. I’m out tonight but will see if I can send you the EQ settings tomorrow.

[Mick Avoidant]

Shootie wrote:

It’s tough in EZD Standalone. If you find a preset that has a Ride Channel on the Mixer Tab you might be able to have less room/ambient mics and more direct Ride sound. I only say that if you’re desperate though.

It’s necessary to use a DAW in this case. It’s typical that sustaining overtones ring at a specific note/frequency, and you would use an EQ to lower that specific frequency’s volume. Can send you a vid link if you wish that has the general idea.

Does ezdrummer let us import our own samples?

[Mick Avoidant]

Open hats always are louder; that’s how they are. A studio with an acoustic kit couldn’t do much about it other than put a lot of compression on the mic. If you must have them the same, put them each in its own track and balance the level. I don’t see the point in playing a shut hat.

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[Mick Avoidant]

No sweat. You got me to where I could work it out for myself. Thank you. 

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