[micwalt]

@John said:

If I send you a File Request, can you please send us an ‘unfixed’ Project?

Oh, I’m sorry. I got your request and sent an “I no longer need assistance” reply.
I will certainly send you a file.

[micwalt]

@Olle said:

Make sure to update to EZ2.0.1 if you are still running EZ2.0.0.

Updated.
The problem persists.
I can fix it now, but it’s still kind of lame that I’m going to have to go back through all my projects and fix them one by one.

[micwalt]

@John said:

Good to hear you’re back on track. It sounds as if you old Reaper Project got corrupt somehow?

Actually, no. I experienced the same problem on every project I opened. In fact, on a song I had just started, which was set up with EZD1 but had no drums recorded yet, it had the same messed up audio when I tried to create a drum track after the EZD2 upgrade. However, when I removed and reloaded the plugin, it worked fine.
It’s a bug. I suspect it has something to do with the routing being different on the two versions.

[micwalt]

Well, no thanks to the email support, I figured out the solution to the audio problem.
I left the MIDI track and the routed drum tracks in place, but I removed the plugin from the MIDI track. Then I just reloaded it and selected the original kit and mix. Totally fixed it. I had to move some of the MIDI notes around, as rack tom 1 somehow became a crash. But, OTT, it’s all back to normal.

[micwalt]

I’m having a similar issue in Reaper. The audio from my existing EZdrummer tracks is messed up since I upgraded, and I can’t figure out any way to fix it.

[micwalt]

OK, fixed the routing issue. Just needed to switch the sample rate to 44,100.
The audio on the previous sessions still blows, though. I have no idea what’s going on.

[micwalt]

What I’d like is a phone number.
My issues aren’t covered in the FAQs, and I’d prefer to talk to a human being.

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