Am I able to edit the sound of one drum even though I like the sound of the others. For example, if I like the snare and cymbals but don’t like the sound of the kick drum, can I alter the kick drum separately?
Jon
If you mean change the position of a single ‘hit’ in a MIDI file, that is best accomplished in your DAW. You can use the Edit Play Style function to make MIDI more or less ‘complex’, either as a whole or per kit piece.
If you mean alter the processing (eq, compression, etc) then you have limited control in the EZD 2 mixer page but you can multi out to your DAW for more processing of individual channels.
If you mean swap out a kit piece for another, then yes, there is a kit piece drop down menu to select a different kit piece.
I bought the POP! EZX specifically for the claves sound, since it is the only place I could find one, not even in the Latin EZX. The problem is all 3 variants of the claves sound are terrible in my opinion. None have the classic claves sound like you find in Santana songs etc. We use claves for a lot of classic rock, such as this Troggs cover: http://youtu.be/Mc-krZxOKfc My question is will I have to record my own claves and convert to a midi file and import into EZDrummer, or am I stuck without a good claves sound? BTW I do like the drum kits that come with the POP! EZX, I just don’t like the included claves sound and don’t see claves anywhere else on the ToonTrack site. Does EZDrummer 2 come with a classic claves sound?
My question now is can I record my own claves and convert to a midi file and import into EZDrummer, or am I stuck without a classic claves sound that I like?
It is such a basic sound. I would go so far as to say a full fledged drum program is incomplete without it. Is there a “latin style” claves sound available for Superior Drummer? The claves in the POP! EZX module sound like a wooden box, not any claves I’ve ever heard. I would hate to feel I’ve wasted all my resources investing in your programs. How can I possibly upgrade from EZDrummer 2.0.1 with a basic piece missing in the upgrade path?
Does EZ D2 allow me to change drum/ trigger sounds… for example, can I change the hi-hat trigger input (I’m drumming with a Yamaha DTXpress IV with a MIDI interface into a PreSonus Studio 24c to a MACBook with GarageBand 10.4.2)) so it gives me a cowbell sound ?
Does EZ D2 allow me to change drum/ trigger sounds… for example, can I change the hi-hat trigger input (I’m drumming with a Yamaha DTXpress IV with a MIDI interface into a PreSonus Studio 24c to a MACBook with GarageBand 10.4.2)) so it gives me a cowbell sound ?
Thanks in advance fort your help.
Ian
Any remapping would need to be done in the Yamaha. You can’t remap in EZD2.
I now have a new eDrum kit (Alesis Strike Pro SE) and I see in EZDryummer 2 that it lists Alesis but not my model. When I connect the drum kit to my DAW/EZDrummer (USB Midid interface) I get the hi- tom sound when I hit one of the crash cymbals… does EZDrummer allow me to “re=map” so it’s correct ?
I now have a new eDrum kit (Alesis Strike Pro SE) and I see in EZDryummer 2 that it lists Alesis but not my model. When I connect the drum kit to my DAW/EZDrummer (USB Midid interface) I get the hi- tom sound when I hit one of the crash cymbals… does EZDrummer allow me to “re=map” so it’s correct ?
Thanks in advance for your help
Ian
No it does not. You’ll need to edit the mapping in your Alesis.
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