[Mark Iline]

Bear-Faced Cow wrote:

Not sure why you are using that considering BFD can export directly to EZD, thus eliminating a couple of steps. However at least you are going.

jord

It can, how ?

[Mark Iline]

Mick Avoidant wrote:

My mistake. I’d tried doing it from memory. This is what I should have said:

Settings > E-Drums/MIDI In > Mapping.

Are you sure this isn’t only for incoming midi signals (ie from e-drum kits) ?

I’ve now been using this for importing MIDI files, and it works really well: MIDI Drum Remapper | Free Online MIDI Conversion Tool

[Mark Iline]

Ok, I think I have found a solution.

MIDI Drum Remapper | Free Online MIDI Conversion Tool

This allows you to re-map a MIDI file.
Source Library: BFD3 Drums
Target Library: Toontrack EZdrummer 3

Create mappings and click “Save Current Mapping” to add custom presets

It shows you the mapping it will use, then allows you to tweak this. A quick play suggests it works really well

• This post was modified 3 days, 8 hours ago by Mark Iline.

[Mark Iline]

Bear-Faced Cow wrote:

Actually, I implied that you should create the map in BFD as it is far easier in this case.

jord

Ah I completely read that the other way around…

[Mark Iline]

Shootie wrote:

Mick have you done this before? I believe this is only for income midi signals.

That’s what I thought. It looks like you set it to ‘learn’, then hit the various drums.

[Mark Iline]

[BTW Herman Li Ibanez S Series..?  😉 ]

[Mark Iline]

Bear-Faced Cow wrote:

BFD3 has the ability to export MIDI using various mappings. You are best to export from there as it probably would be easier to create an EZ Drummer map than a BFD map (BFD3 default mapping is all over the place and does not extend the GM mapping like EZ Drummer does.

jord

Thanks for the reply.

So, how do I create the MIDI map in EZDrummer ?

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