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  • Scott Eshleman
    Participant

    One of those great new features in EZDrummer2 is the ability to test drive/preview all Toontrack MIDI packs available in the Web Shop,
    a kind of ‘try-before-you-buy’. ( http://www.toontrack.com/app/uploads/product/ezdrummer-2/jpg/13.looks_search_big.jpg )

    I’d start with the grooves in the “Blues MIDI”, “The Blues EZX MIDI” packs.

    Scott Eshleman
    Participant

    I can’t help you with your use of EZDrummer2 with Ableton Live 9 Suite and Renoise 3.0. I have no experience with either of them.
    You should make sure that you are familiar with how to operate Virtual Instruments in them.
    Many issues that I see here on the forum originate with moving or copying the EZDrummer.dll file to other locations on the PC
    rather than pointing the host application/DAW to the dll’s installed default location.

    That Solo does not recognize EZDrummer as an available drummer suggests an installation issue.
    (PS. You shouldn’t need to run EZDrummer2 in Solo. It runs as a completely standalone program or within a host/DAW as a plugin.)
    I would suggest that you uninstall EZDrummer2.
    Then search for and delete any and all EZDrummer.dll files remaining after uninstalling.
    Run the 2.0.2 base installation and the 2.1.1 update appropriate for the OS and DAW you are using (32-bit or 64-bit).
    Then BEFORE doing anything else, open the EZDrummer2 standalone and authorize (if necessary).
    Once authorized in standalone, you shouldn’t need to authorize it again on this PC.

    Scott Eshleman
    Participant

    what DAW are you using?
    what hardware and OS?
    please share a few details

    Scott Eshleman
    Participant

    where are you looking?
    MIDI is shown on the SuperiorDrummer2 “Grooves” tab.
    (I’m assuming that you have installed SuperiorDrummer2 and are looking for the MIDI within SuperiorDrummer2
    as your post mentions that you “downloaded the MIDI pack for Superior 2“)
    can you upload a screenshot?

    Scott Eshleman
    Participant

    @jamesavery said:

    I’m selling my licences for ‘Ballads MIDI’ and ‘Songwriters Fillpack 2’ MIDI packs. €12 each or €20 for the two of them. 🙂

    Is it even possible to transfer licenses for MIDI??

    Scott Eshleman
    Participant

    You do not have to install EZDrummer1 before installing the EZDrummer2 Upgrade.
    The term, “Upgrade” is only relevant with regards to your ability to purchase it;
    i.e. EZDrummer1 must be registered under your account in order to register the EZDrummer2 Upgrade.
    ENJOY!!!

    Scott Eshleman
    Participant

    Please note: it is recommended that you extract the downloaded zip file before running the actual installer,
    not from within an extraction tool file browser.

    Scott Eshleman
    Participant

    are you trying to load EZDrummer as “multichannel plugin” on a stereo Instrument Track?
    It won’t be visible/available on a MIDI track or on a mono track and not available as a multi-mono plugin.

    Scott Eshleman
    Participant

    @William said:

    Couldn’t find a thread for this… add yours.

    1. Please allow users to set the default kit and mix for startup in standalone mode… real time saver!

    Admittedly not clearly stated on page 19 of the Operation Manual, “Set as Default Project” from the Main Menu can change the startup kit.

    EZDrummer2_default_project.jpg

    Scott Eshleman
    Participant

    The Browser tab in EZDrummer2 displays only the MIDI grooves, not the EZX expansions installed.
    (MIDI packs are available for styles and grooves that have no direct correlation to a EZX/SDX sound library.)
    Did you purchase the Latin Percussion MIDI pack or did you purchase the Latin Percussion EZX expansion sample library?
    The situation that you’re describing occurs when you purchase and installed the MIDI pack only.
    MIDI packs DO NOT include drum kits or sound samples of any kind.
    MIDI packs are simply drum grooves. Small data files that control virtual instrument events (note choice, duration, velocity, etc).

    Scott Eshleman
    Participant

    As John has suggested, I would separate the F chords within the progression using the scissor tool.
    Then, by right-clicking that section of the MIDI, you can remove the F chord completely from the track leaving a gap where it was
    or mute the F chord where it is. (see the right-click menu in the attachment below)

    EZKeys_muteF.png

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