Well, we have a product, EZplayer, that can translate MIDI from
our own extended GM mapping to something AD should be
able to play. Not so sure how well it works but I would guess
that it would be quicker to start from that than from scratch.
The Modern and Vintage EZXs that come with EZ2 require about twice as
much RAM compared to the older kits. If you use the old EZXs you should
be able to launch several instances.
Still, using a 64bit host is strongly recommended.
>Is there a way to describe the relationship between the midi base note,
> say “n 108”, and its mapped drum articulation from the preset data?
No, that’s the whole idea: the MIDI-preset tries its best to not
depend on anything that is specific to the SDX in question,
in order to be applicable to all SDXs.
>what defines the base note in Superior Drummer for a given drum kit/preset?
The MIDI mappings sit in the SDXs/EZXs. The mappings are available
in the help menu.
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