[Timothy Lucas]

That did it! SO APPRECIATIVE of your prompt response! The day is saved….

Tim

Regards, TL macbook pro 2.2GHz intel core 2 duo 4GB EZdrummer 1.2

[Timothy Lucas]

Thanks Scott! But the even GREATER problem is that now when I open ez drummer in logic, it’s opening ez drummer 1!!!!!!! I was using ez 2 just fine, but not now. What do I do? Like I said, I simply upgraded everything in the hopes that I would see my old libraries in ez drummer 2, but ez 2 seems to have disappeared!

Regards, TL macbook pro 2.2GHz intel core 2 duo 4GB EZdrummer 1.2

[Timothy Lucas]

Correction: don’t add the event at position 00:00, but anywhere past that position i.e. 00:01. Don’t ask me why, but this is the only way to get the file back into logic in its original total length.

Regards, TL macbook pro 2.2GHz intel core 2 duo 4GB EZdrummer 1.2

[Timothy Lucas]

Its been a while, but I wanted to let you know this is totally a drumtracker issue! If I have dead space at the beginning of a wav file before the actual drum that I want to replace starts playing and if I open this file as an input into drumtracker, when it’s all finished and ready to put back into logic, drumtracker creates a midi file that is a COMPLETELY different length i.e. it doesn’t include the ‘dead space’. The only solution that I have found, and this totally works for anyone having the same issue, is as follows:
when the wav file is brought into drumtracker, make sure the cursor is at the very beginning of the file (position 00:00) and click the ‘add event’ button which is found on the top left next to ‘render’. This places a ‘ghost’ note that will cause drumtracker to convert the WHOLE file in the exact same length as the original. Obviously, when back in logic, you want to delete this midi note. This is the only way I’ve found to make it work. I have version 1.02, so you might want to look into this as a possible bug.

Regards, TL macbook pro 2.2GHz intel core 2 duo 4GB EZdrummer 1.2

[Timothy Lucas]

Thanks so much toontrack for your help in this matter. I knew I should have spent a little more money and got a real drum replacement software program like drumagogue. Please enjoy the $150 I wasted on your worthless product. I will make sure to avidly advertise to all my associates to avoid this program at all costs.

Regards, TL macbook pro 2.2GHz intel core 2 duo 4GB EZdrummer 1.2

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