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  • Mark Sloan
    Participant

    ok thank god I figured it out.

    Dave Longenecker
    Participant

    Would you tell me how you figured it out – I’m in the same position.

    Peter Johnson
    Participant

    There’s a sense to the names of the grooves but sometimes it is not easy to figure out.
    For example I have this groove: EVR_R_GO2b_HC.
    It stands for: E: EZX pack. If it was just “VR” it would mean it came from the MIDI pack, and if it began with S it would mean it’s a Superior Drummer file.
    VR: Vintage Rock
    R: Rock (note it doesn’t seem to matter that this is from the “Standard Tempo – Rock – Glitter” category). Sometimes these have numbers which indicate the order in the pack by tempo.
    G02b: Groove 2. (Why b? I don’t know) If it’s a Variation it will say V.
    HC: Hats closed.

    Hope that helps!

    To apply what’s above – C_S4_HOVh_VO3 looks like it’s from The Classic (?), 4th set of grooves by tempo, something named “HOV”, variation 3.

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