Ok, finnally after some hours of internet investigation, found how to change the mapping from my Alesis DM6 e-drum to ToonTrack SOLO hosting EZdrummer. maybe there is a simpler solution but I tried this one, and works!
You have to use two free sotware:
eDrum MIDI Mapper http://audiomidi.chaoticbox.com/
Loopbe1 http://www.nerds.de/
1) Download and Install both (they are free for personal use)
2) Plug your e-drum kit (in my case i use Alesis DM6 USB KIT )
3) Open eDrum MIDI Mapper and select Midi IN, device –> USB Audio Device; Midi OUT Device, select –> loopbe internal midi
4) On PAD menu option, select, New Generic, double click it and edit the note of the Midi OUT, to the note of the instrument you want to play on Ezdrummer.
5) Have Fun !!
Why I must use two middi mappers?? because when ToonSolo use the USB audio device, eDrum MIDI Mapper cant use it, so DM6 Kit writes midi in eDrum MIDI Mapper, who change the midi notes you configure in it, and write into loopbe in order that ToonSolo can read it.
How you can Know the note of the instrument you want to map??, the following draw can help you
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:GMStandardDrumMap.gif
In my case I need to re-map the Ride Cymbal of my Kit, in order to work as a second Crash, so in eDrum MIDI Mapper, I create a new Drum PAD, and change the Midi input note of my Ride (D#3) to the Crash 2 of ezdrummer (A3).
If you dont know the note of any pad of your e-drum, you can press the … button on the eDrum Midi Mapper, strike the pad and it will show you the note of that PAD.
For the Alesis DM6 USB KIT, the are the notes that appears on the eDrum Midi Mapper for each pad:
D#3 RIDE
D2 SNARE
A#2 OPEN HH
F#2 CLOSE HH
C#3 CRASH 1
C3 TOM 1
A2 TOM 2
G2 TOM 3
C2 BASS DRUM
Hope this will be usefull for you
