I don’t use Logic or Mac so I can only guess here. Have you loaded EZD2 as a plugin in Logic or are you using EZD2 in standalone? If you want to edit in logic, make sure you load EZD2 as an instrument plugin inside Logic.
Yes, you can either find a groove from the EZD2 Groove Browser and drag it to your DAW, or drag it to the EZD2 Song Track first. Then to your DAW. Personally, I use the Song Track to construct my drum part. I use the Edit Play Style features. Then, if I find I need to tweak individual hits, I drag to my DAW from there. Edit. Done. Often, I’m happy with using the Edit Play Style features and don’t edit in the DAW.
EZdrummer2 doesn’t have a built in MIDI editor like it’s big brother S3. Any specific MIDI editing would need to be accomplished in the DAW. Having said that, a lot can be accomplished using the Edit Play style features to customize the MIDI files.
Which browser are you looking for the MIDI in? S3 or EZD2? Or are you referring to the EZkeys Blues MIDI and then which EZkeys sound library are you using with the MIDI?
Are you installing from the Toontrack Product Manager?
If you have the S3 instrument, you can route out of the S3 mixer into your DAW. How it’s done is DAW specific. Below is a quick video of how to multi-out the S2 plugin in Pro Tools. The setup is similar with S3.
I’d suggest looking at the Show Webshop MIDI feature in the EZD2 browser and filter the style you’re wanting and listen to any and all of the MIDI packs that Toontrack has for sale.
Contacting Toontrack Support directly is handled via the webform that is found by clicking the Contact Support button at the bottom of each FAQ page. See below for example.
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