EZ Drummer played via edrum?
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dancing Ray
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EZ Drummer played via edrum?
I plan on buying EZ drummer for use with my edrumkit.
Anybody out there having good experience?
Anybody out there having bad experience?
Recommendations for a better alternative?
Thanks
Anybody out there having good experience?
Anybody out there having bad experience?
Recommendations for a better alternative?
Thanks
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siliconarc
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Re: EZ Drummer played via edrum?
it's good, although you cant pitch the drums. but there's a crafty workaround by sending each drum to a seperate Live track and putting Frequency Shifter devices on each to retune them.
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dancing Ray
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Re: EZ Drummer played via edrum?
cool, thanks!
you know if superior drummer would do the trick without workaround?
you know if superior drummer would do the trick without workaround?
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dancing Ray
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Re: EZ Drummer played via edrum?
Silly me, sure it does. Just read around a bit.
What really bugs me, that I can´t midi-learn any parameter of EZ-Drummer in Live. Or am I doing a serious mistake here (again)?
What really bugs me, that I can´t midi-learn any parameter of EZ-Drummer in Live. Or am I doing a serious mistake here (again)?
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Re: EZ Drummer played via edrum?
Yes, SD has pitch shifting for each drumdancing Ray wrote:cool, thanks!
you know if superior drummer would do the trick without workaround?

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dancing Ray
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Re: EZ Drummer played via edrum?
Yes, thanks, I found out already.
Do you know about the midi-learn capability of SD?
Do you know about the midi-learn capability of SD?
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Re: EZ Drummer played via edrum?
if you want to midi-learn the volume and pan of ez, i've made a template that you can use that routes all the drums to seperate outs, so you can automate them easily and add effects to the seperate outs.
grab it here:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/78200/EZdrummer_setup.zip
grab it here:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/78200/EZdrummer_setup.zip
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dancing Ray
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Re: EZ Drummer played via edrum?
So cool!! Thanks!!
It didn´t work, ´cause I have it installed as an AU and not as a VST, but really big thanks for the effort!!
Still I wonder if there is any chance of midi-learn to get an advantage out of the onboard effects of Superior Drummer without workaround.
It didn´t work, ´cause I have it installed as an AU and not as a VST, but really big thanks for the effort!!
Still I wonder if there is any chance of midi-learn to get an advantage out of the onboard effects of Superior Drummer without workaround.
Spiralgroove wrote:a little quantization never hurt nobody