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[Shootie]

I hear you. I believe it is literally rewriting a midi file on your computer with every Timing move, why it can’t keep track of the history of it is a bummer.

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Thanked by: Mike Herrmann

[Shootie]

That’s how it is. These settings are destructive and not remembered. So whatever recipe you apply, you can hit Undo to revert, or before deselecting your Groove you can use the Grid Editor’s note menu to copy/paste you Timings Settings to another Groove. With this in mind, you have to plan ahead and commit to your decisions.

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[Shootie]

Whole A Team hops on thread… I love it!

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[Shootie]

Bear-Faced Cow wrote:

If your snare is defined as the power hand, the tendency is that paste on selected groove will replace it with the hi-hat as it is a power hand. What you might want to try is selecting your groove and then select Groove Parts and drag the hi-hat from there onto your groove.

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• This post was modified 2 weeks, 2 days ago by Bear-Faced Cow.

Was thinking power hand too, put his hihat is replacing multiple instruments.

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[Shootie]

I think it’s just a moment with a particular groove you’re having I think. If you set up a different example with two different grooves, it will probably work.

You could do it a different way if needed. Right-click the source groove > Find > Select Containing Folder. With your source Groove now selected in the Search Results Area, now you can use the Groove Parts feature and drag the hihat from there.

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[Shootie]

If you’re opening older EZD2 sessions, install both. If you want the sounds and midi from EZD2, install both. Otherwise, just install EZD3 even if it’s the upgraded purchase.

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[Shootie]

You have another system to test on?

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[Shootie]

As a workaround, are you using the volume knobs on the Drums Tab?

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[Shootie]

I believe you. To rule out velocity, hit record and then play in EZ, perform a beat. Then examine the Velocity in the recorded midi.

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[Shootie]

On the Tom that plays loud once. Does it play loud because you clicked on it with your mouse, and then used your ekit?

If you explanation is perfect, then this is hard to tell what’s going on. If this is a loose description of the problem, I would suspect incoming Velocity. Which can be fixed in the edrums menu or in the Roland Module.

 

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[Shootie]

You would find the libraries on your C drive, drag libraies plus midi folder to your external drive. In your programs go to Settings > Libraries and relink to the new destination. When it’s all loading up from the new destination, you should be good to delete from your C drive.

If you didn’t do any custom installing or reorganizing from your original installation, it should be that easy.

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[Shootie]

Your exact wording is a little off if you’re having trouble. All old EZXs will work in EZD2 if that’s what you have. EZD2 will not use EZXs that says they require EZD3 in the Requirements section of the product pages. So if you bought an EZX that was released ‘after’ EZD3, only those EZXs will not work in EZD2.

Also, there is an upgrade price. When you add to cart, if you’re logged into your account that owns EZD2, you will be able to select the upgrade.

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[Shootie]

It loops. Best workflow is the down arrow on your keyboard to switch to the next Groove.

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[Shootie]

Deselect the Fill Filter in the Type Column.

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[Shootie]

Only the Presets that have effects on the EZD’s Master Output (bus) will you hear the difference. For example, when using the Original Mix preset, you definitely will not hear a difference since there are no effects.

If you see a channel effect, that is not bypassed if you route that channel out.

Usually the effects that are bypassed are compression or saturation, but not limited to.

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