My main DAW is protools and I use both Ez drummer and Superior drummer .. I tend to find my work flow starts with EZ drums on an instrument track.. I drop and drag midi from EZ into my instrument track for editing and playback.. I find that using EZ with just a basic kit keeps the CPU usage down and keeps my creative flow efficient .. when I’m at a point that I’m happy with the groove and feel of the drums I switch my instrument track over to Superior.. and then I tweak my final drum sounds 
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Thanked by: Blix SixYes! I think its great actually…!!
You would be very unfortunate for it to ruin anything and the probability of it playing in your track would be almost Zero..!
I think I might skip the next update just so I know I have Eddie there in the room 
Anyways I have worked out how to make this sample play on demand and have linked a short video for those playing along at home
and who may wish to hear it for themselves.. Enjoy
Thanks for the report. We will fix this in the next update (it is Eddie Kramer)
Wow it’s Eddie. !! Boom 
do I win a free SDX for finding the Ultimate Easter Egg?? 
Thanks for your reply.. I hadn’t changed anything accept I had added a multi band compressor to the main output .. I have since added the far room mics and now I can’t seem to recreate what happened..
was quite spooky as I just had the drums soloed in my session and was step adding kicks into my midi instrument track in protools.. I’ve finished for the day today but will open when I work tomorrow and see if I can find my session backup from the time I made the video and load it again and try to see if it happens again..
Cherrs from Australia