Well Cool then, if your not a drummer but have specific ideas of breaks and things then use the incredible midi grooves EZD has recorded by drummers and just edit them in a DAW IN THE MIDI EDITOR…After you get the hang of it EZD has unlimited ways to edit and paste in midi parts from every midi groove they have..ie. I’ll find a nice kik and snare groove but I want a different hi hat groove so I’ll search the grooves and find the hi hat groove and ezd will lets us replace it on the fly!!
First you would need someway of creating your midi, (drum pad, Drum triggers, DAW) You can write and edit your midi in most DAWs in the midi editor. I’m not a drummer so I use this method. If you are a drummer, you might want to get some sort of drum triggers…There is something on the market that is pretty cheap https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_1u9OBAMplY also their are the more elaborate triggers https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=drum+trigger+pads.
Then once your midi is built you would want to name and export it from a DAW into the folder C:UsersYOUR COMPUTERDocumentsToontrackEZdrummerUser MIDI
And Then you can access your own midi in EZD2!! And it is searchable forever!!
I hope this wasn’t overwhelming for you…I’m not sure what level of music production you are on…BUT basically you have to have a DAW to alter your midi to what YOU want it to be! (there are cool and basic ways to alter the toontrack existing midi but this is not what you’re looking for) There are TONS of videos on how to export midi and build custom midi so YOUTUBE will be your friend here… (-:
What you are saying sounds interesting but I was not fully understanding what you mean…sorry.
Could you give a quick example of a situation of this FX and how you exactly execute it plz?
