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[Olof Westman]

No. We don’t have any products that utilize the MIDI clock messages.
Our plug-ins sync to the host.

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[Olof Westman]

>…but what about the missing variable hihat edge I mentioned??

Its not missing. As good as all our sound libraries have the same basic
MIDI mapping. When it comes to the cc-controlled hihat it is:
hatsTrig: 7, 18
hatsTipTrig: 8, 19
hatsBellTrig: 9, 20

Exceptions are Electronic and Percussion that don’t have hihats.

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[Olof Westman]

EZplayer Pro was originally designed to to work as a live drum machine in that way
but we took new aim during development so I am not sure the released product
would be adequate for that use. It is the closes thing we have at least.
It carries no sounds by itself but sends out MIDI to feed to other instruments,
e.g. EZdrummer 2.

You can check out the manual:
http://www.toontrack.com/updates/manuals/EZplayer_Operation_Manual.pdf

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[Olof Westman]

Sounds like you have a big, “non-standard”, e-drum kit, which you are happy
to change the MIDI mapping for. In that case you don’t really need the EZ2
e-drum modes. They do not make any new articulations available in the MIDI
mapping. They only change some MIDI notes into others.

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[Olof Westman]

Yes, but EZkeys can output MIDI so you don’t have to wait until you drag the MIDI to
your host to hear what it sounds like with your other instrument.

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[Olof Westman]

Try to not use the E-drum modes with Electronic. They don’t serve the intended purpose there.

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[Olof Westman]

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

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