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[Sonny Luciano]

Hi Jord, I am running the 64 bit version.

[Sonny Luciano]

It does impact my workflow.  I have to arm the track to listen to individual hits when I’m testing out kits. And the space bar does not start/ stop playback. It’s weird. 

[Sonny Luciano]

Thanks, that did solve that problem. Just a question, is it common for the tracker to not keep the files upon reopening sessions?T hey have to load and go through the process everytime.

Reply To: Audio files in tracker version: 3.1.7
Operating system: OS X El Capitan (10.11)

[Sonny Luciano]

Is there a manual on how to look those items up to perform them?  Aside from MIDI assignment, wouldn’t most, if not all cymbals have the capabilities of choke? Does it default to choke disabled? I am trying to understand the logic of it was in EZD2, would it not “transfer” to SD3? I have not changed any settings from its default state. Although I have not done any mapping, I didn’t think I would need to since choke is a basic it…just wondering….

[Sonny Luciano]

Olof Hermansson wrote:

Hi,

As long as …

• no installer is still running
• you have not installed part 1 of the library into the download folder (which would be a very bad idea)
• you don’t plan to install the library to a secondary location

… it is safe to use Clean Up. It will remove installers that have already been used and are no longer needed.

It is currently on part 2. Should I wait until part 4 is complete then free up space then download the bleed part? I am concerned I will not have enough space to complete the entire download, install a nd update.

[Sonny Luciano]

Same here….I’m on day 3….had to uninstall because it said I did not have enough space….I have a 500gb hard drive with over 300gb of free space…..

[Sonny Luciano]

You can only move if that drive has the OS installed. I’m using a Mac and I have this problem. Even though I have 311gb of space, it still can’t download because I get the not enough disk space error.

[Sonny Luciano]

So my question is, if I crossgrade to Superior 3, will I be able to remove those articulations and have the same snare with no variance in velocities or articulations? If so, then I am sold! Some guidance would be appreciated!

thanks

[Sonny Luciano]

I have done this in Pro Tools. Which DAW are you using?

[Sonny Luciano]

It really is mind-numbing and makes it difficult to mix when most MIDI packs do not contain enough grooves to make entire albums, for me anyways. I am of the thought that I will need to create generic drums using the same MIDI pack, then go into the DAW’s instrument track and change it to make my own. I feel it will take 10 years to complete an album with consistent drums using EZdrummer (slight exaggeration).

[Sonny Luciano]

I don’t see this option to play stand alone on my digi 003+ Rack.

*****Disregard…I figured it out. I had to change my output to line out in system preferences-sound.

[Sonny Luciano]

@Henrik said:
it doesn’t matter where you have the MIDI – in EZdrummer 2 or the DAW – the audio routing still work the same! Google “EZdrummer 2 multi out Pro Tools” and you should get plenty of tutorials.  

It does matter. Once I check on the follow host button in order to not follow the host, it will only play the midi inside my DAW and not EZD2. SO, if I routed out, which I know how to do, in order to mix drums outside of EZD2, I would have to engage the follow host button in EZD2 .I have made changes to the MIDI in my DAW and not in EZD2, so whatever I did, does not play in EZD2, because the changes are not playing from EZD2, but playing from the MIDI file in the DAW.

The reason I do not follow host is because of the phase issue EZD2 has while playing MIDI in the DAW at the same time and the inconsistent levels in velocity within EZD2 drum parts.

[Sonny Luciano]

@Scott E said:
Please clarify,

@Ibex said:
… because those parts are not in EZD2.

By ‘parts’, do you mean additional kit pieces not played by EZD2,
or do you mean MIDI ‘hits’ that you’ve added?  

Both, pieces I added in my DAW and added hits here and there.

[Sonny Luciano]

Both, pieces I added in my DAW and added hits here and there.

[Sonny Luciano]

I think the best way is to send the tracks to your DAW using the multi-channel option and using automation to try and match the incontinent velocities in EZDrummer. You still get the same sound with it, but you can dial in each drum the way you want without messing around with velocity in MIDI. Just my two cents….

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