[Richard Green]

Hi there, I’m a regular user of EZD3 in Pro Tools Studio (2022.9). Just create an Instrument track (stereo) and then on the Inserts for that track select Multichannel plugin and you should see EZ3 in the list. I’ve attached a JPEG for what it looks like in my setup

Reply To: How can I use my EZDrumer3 in ProTols Sudio? version: 3.0.4
Operating system: Windows 10

[Richard Green]

The Import MIDI File under the Track menu does that, as well as through BandMate

Hope that helps

[Richard Green]

When you installed EZD3 did you install it as an AAX plugin? I am using latest 2022.6 version of ProTools, so I would also suggest update your Protools or contact AVID support if that does not work. Just to be sure also check you added the extra track as Stereo Instrument.

 

Hope you solve this one

 

Cheers

Reply To: EZ DRUMMER IN AVID PRO TOOLS version: 3.0.3
Operating system: Windows 10

[Richard Green]

Hi there, just add a new Instrument track (stereo) in Pro Tools, on the plugins EZ Drummer3 should appear as an option. Select that and you’re away.

 

A screen dump of what it should look like attached.

Best wishes

Reply To: EZ DRUMMER IN AVID PRO TOOLS version: 3.0.3
Operating system: Windows 10

[Richard Green]

Hi, I’m still learning the new product myself, but my approach to your problem is (maybe there are better ways)

After loading the audio in Bandmate and EZD lists some candidate sounds, you can trim the loaded audio section and the drum sounds to get the section you want to work on (eg. 8 bar chorus, 8 bar bridge etc) to choose a best option. Then right click on the MIDI selection and “Select containing folders in grooves”. Then you get grooves in the same family that have compatible options for Bridge, verse, fills etc to experiment with. Very clunky indeed.

Interested to hear how others are doing this.

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Operating system: Windows 10

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[Richard Green]

Hi, I’d also like to be able to add an audio track from my DAW (ProTools) (with the drums stripped out) and then audition a range of drum patterns in EZDrummer against that audio track  to create the best drum track I possibly can.

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