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I’m actually experimenting something like that with Chords Track in Cubase and Band In A Box, and I hope that Toontrack is planning to built an EZBass too…
Sorry for my bad english... I'm just a froguitarist...
http://www.toontrack.com/forum/requests-and-feedback/ezdrummer-wish-list/#p156004
@Spawn-X said:To improve the handy of Tap2Find:
In the old BOSS DR-5 (http://www.bossus.com/products/dr-5/), there was a function to remove “on the fly” any hit on the Record Mode. This was consist on it:
-Run the pattern in RECORD mode. DR-5 was playing it in loop and record all shots under the time position where user has hit him like in actual Tap2Find, but without Quantize options.
-If any hit was not on the right time, user just have to let the pattern looping in record mode, and then, on the next loop, he has to re-hit the same, BUT, with holding down “Shift” button.
While using EZD2 in standalone mode, this feature could turn user programming really fast and easy.
This feature also could be nice in the recording mode on the timeline.
Sorry for my bad english... I'm just a froguitarist...
On “Edit Play Style” mode:
Quantize option (Right-clic > Quantize on a container) affects all instruments of the kit. We need to chose different quantize values for each instrument.
Sorry for my bad english... I'm just a froguitarist...
Thank you Henrik! Great to see it!
So, another for you ;-)…
To improve the handy of Tap2Find:
In the old BOSS DR-5 (http://www.bossus.com/products/dr-5/), there was a function to remove “on the fly” any hit on the Record Mode. This was consist on it:
-Run the pattern in RECORD mode. DR-5 was playing it in loop and record all shots under the time position where user has hit him like in actual Tap2Find, but without Quantize options.
-If any hit was not on the right time, user just have to let the pattern looping in record mode, and then, on the next loop, he has to re-hit the same, BUT, with holding down “Shift” button.
While using EZD2 in standalone mode, this feature could turn user programming really fast and easy.
This feature also could be nice in the recording mode on the timeline.
Sorry for my bad english... I'm just a froguitarist...
We need a “swing factor” knob with a selector to choose on witch type of note division the factor is affects the groove.
Sorry for my bad english... I'm just a froguitarist...
Adding a “1/2 tempo feel” function like in old versions of Steinberg’s Groove Agent (1 to 3 and also in actual version 4).
This function was not action as “Right-Click > Change Tempo > Half Tempo” in EZD2. In EZD2, this function is modifying ALL the selected groove. In Groove Agent, this function affect only kick and snare and then keep HH and other instruments same as in normal mode.
To make the same type of feeling in EZD2, it’s not really handy.
The workaround I found is:
-Choose a groove
-Drag it on the timeline
-Right-clic and choose Copy
-Right-clic second time and choose “Change Tempo > Half Tempo”
-Right-clic third time and choose “Paste > Hi-Hat”
-Right-clic fourth time and choose “Paste > Hi-Hat Pedal”
-And re right-clicking for each other instrument I’d like to hear in my “hal tempo feel” pattern….
That’s SOOOOOO much “right-clics”… 😉
Sorry for my bad english... I'm just a froguitarist...
Yeah!!!
And also, give us EZ-Strings/Strings Ensemble, EZ-Reeds, EZ-Woodwinds, EZ-Timpani, EZ-Guitar, EZ-Rattletrap, EZ-Kazoo, EZ-Singer, OH WAIT!!! Give us EZ-Sampler!!!
Huh!.. Not sure about those lasts… But, please, consider those firsts… 😉
Sorry for my bad english... I'm just a froguitarist...
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