[MikeAnblips]

Hi Olof

OK thanks. I think the main message is: use EZ and looper as VST under a DAW if you want to have them synchronized.

I’ll try that route 🙂

Cheers,

/M

[MikeAnblips]

Hi Olof,

thank you for your reply and yes, I am using EZ’s trial version to test my ideas out.

I cannot really understand your answer, probably because I am too noob to all this. When I ask and you reply:

>>…whether EZ has this capability, i.e. to receive MIDI clock
> No, EZdrummer will not sync to a MIDI clock.
>>…start/stop signals from another MIDI device.
>Maybe. That is totally untested as far as I know. Those signals
>usually don’t make it as far as EZdrummer when it runs in a host.

I am a bit puzzled, because *when EZ runs in a host*, to me, means “when EZ is used as a VST plugin, in a DAW”.
Now, I am not totally sure my interpretation is correct, but if it is, then I would say that *for sure* EZ receives bpm, sync and what not *from the host*.
Any other plugin, our looper for instance, *when working as VST* inside a DAW, *is* totally and fully in sync with whatever other plugin is present as module managed by the DAW.

So I am not clear as to what you mean when you say that “those [MIDI sync/start/stop] signals don’t make it as far as EZdrummer when it runs in a host”.

I hope you are patient enough to explain this noob. 🙂

Cheers,

Michele

What I said at the beginning is that for my purpose I do *not* want, nor need, to switch a full DAW on just to run a coupla loops with nice grooves.

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