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  • Shootie
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    Depending on which preset is chosen, you may or may not have a compressor. When you find a preset that does, you will not have typical compressor controls. It is very simplified.

    Superior Drummer has quality compressors to add and use as one would expect. Or you route your EZdrummer channels from the mixer tab out to your DAW and add your own 3rd party compressor.

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    Shootie
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    Here you go Pete. No Reverb channels, only the module. Reloading the preset brings the channels needed.

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    Shootie
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    There are a few for EZkeys. But let’s have more…

    https://www.toontrack.com/product-category/ezkeysline/ezkeys-midi/?genre%5B%5D=7&sortby=product-line

    I’ve though the same with EZBass. There are none. The Blues midi that comes with EZbass can be stretched a bit if you’re using the Replace Midi feature in the meantime.

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    Shootie
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    “I only play bass drum1 on my drum kit”. If you don’t use Kick 2, select it and select None. If you need Kick 2, why?

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    Shootie
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    The alternate kicks for clicking is the default behavior. Not sure why you need it, but I think you’re stuck with that unless you unload one of the kick drums. I assume the Toontrackians will correct me if I’m wrong.

    I also assume your triggers from your ekits are mapped correctly, so there’s no problem there?

    I’m not positive why you mentioned velocity.

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    Shootie
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    What do you want to happen?

    How are you “striking” the kick drum? Clicking? Using an ekit or controller? Midi File?

    If you’re programming or using midi Grooves, you make the corrections on the Grid Editor Tab.

    There are some options, but I am not sure exactly what your endgame is.

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    Shootie
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    Needs to be worth the wait of the transfer and compete with any current promotions. Feel free to post it in my Facebook/Discord groups from my signature below.

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    Shootie
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    You need the email of the user that also has a Toontrack account. You work payment out with the user yourself. Then…

    https://www.toontrack.com/product/license-transfer/

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    Shootie
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    BEST ANSWER

    Command+Option+Mouse Wheel
    Shift + Mouse Wheel

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    Command+Option+Mouse Wheel
    Shift + Mouse Wheel

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    Thanked by: Scott Eshleman
    Shootie
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    You can split them back apart if this bothers you. It’s hard to say this is completely a bug. For example, if you change the micro timing on a hit on beat one which pushes the hit into the previous measure, it will merge the midi blocks. Or maybe I put a choke playing over-the-one, it may merge and so on. Not a big deal in EZD, in EZK/EZB it’s a pain in the butt.

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    Shootie
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    Use one of the few EZXs that have cymbals on their own channel like the Duality EZXs. Or use the volume controls on the Drums Tab for individual instruments that don’t have their own Mixer Tab channels.

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    Thanked by: Scott Eshleman
    Shootie
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    Thank you!

    Your TD27 drives your speakers.
    Go USB out of TD27 to Computer to trigger EZD3.
    Then go stereo 1/4″ cables out of TD27 into Volt analog inputs.
    Now you can monitor both from volt at the same time.
    Speakers in your room are also driven by the volt.
    You’ll lose the convenience of headphones straight from the TD27. Headphones come from volt now.
    Why not do this? What is missing for your needs?

    If you use Reaper or an audio interface with a virtual mixer, you can mix these signals.

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    Shootie
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    No prob. Just to clarify, I’d never recommend getting a sound card for music/sound production. Just recommending getting an audio interface with a virtual mixer, which I believe the volt does not have. You’re computer specs are fine for edrumming and music production. I certainly don’t need .2ms for drumming incase you want to want a little wiggle room for other drivers. Not sure if you’re sample rate is slowing you down. EZ is at 44.1, you’re at 192, big difference there if you’re looking to optimize. I don’t even think SD is above 48k. Someone will correct me if I’m wrong, I assume.

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    Shootie
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    We could split hairs about me trying to figure out your situation perfectly, sorry. I don’t think you’re on the right track.

    Buy an audio interface that comes with a good virtual mixer if you want convenient audio routing options. For example RME comes with Total Mix, or the Scarlet comes with it’s own virtual routing, and many more exist. Then you ditch the TD27 from you audio workflow and only use it to trigger midi/sounds. Use your Audio Interfaces software and go as elaborate as you wish with incoming/outgoing audio.

    The Roland Audio Driver, if you’re not familiar, might be worth checking out and ditching your Volt for, depending on your computer strength to deal with latency.

    I don’t think SD3 can help you in the manner you’re hoping for.

    Other’s may chime in though. Best of luck.

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    Shootie
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    Audio is not midi and midi is not audio. Sending midi back to your TD27 would be redundant since that’s where it derived from in the first place.

    *Unless you’re trying to playback your EZDrummer performances through your Roland sounds after your recorded.

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