@juicy said:
Understood, Problem with Commitment ?
Editing in logic you do have to re edit it if you change your mind, don’t you still need to do that in tinkering land in EZD2 too anyway.
They are similar in that regard.
It is just a different way of working, i think your idea is cool, I guess they blurred the lines and have brought this upon themselves with that limited Edit Play Style paradigm. I find it a bit time consuming and slows me down trying to force ideas that i can play/edit in no time.
You may just get what you want but it could be a long time coming so thats goes back to my original point .
Its all good friend
Commitment? I think you’d have to ask some my ex-girlfriends. 
Seriously, are you sating that one can drag midi patterns out of EZD into Logic and then drag them back into EZD for more editing? If so, that would be very cool!
@juicy said:
Very easy to do in logic but like anything does require editing.
Agreed. That’s why I’d prefer to do it in EZD so I can continue to edit. As a matter of fact, I never drag my EZD midi into Logic… I just route all the input from EZD to Logic and have it follow the host. This way I can always tinker away until I’m I’m either finished or I order myself to stop tinkering. 
@John said:
Hi,
I think you have misunderstood some part of the setting up (or I didn’t understand your question correctly).
Each EZdrummer 2 instance can have 16 stereo outputs. You assign mic faders freely to outputs in the EZdrummer 2 mixer and you add outputs from the plugin to the Logic Pro X mixer by clicking the ‘+’ sign on the Instrument Track in the Logic Pro X mixer.
The 16 available outputs are hard wired to each instance, so you cannot route sounds from one instance to the output of another.
Instrument and Aux faders in the Logic Pro X mixer can be named and deleted.
So… I fail to see a problem here.
Is there still one?
John,
thanks! You set me straight. It was the internal channel assignments in the EZD mixer vs. the numbers in Logic’s mixer that threw me, but you are, indeed, correct! I just ignored the numbers and found that the second instance of EZD did, in fact, allow me to assign the individual channels of the Latin EZX to its own channels in Logic! Now I have 32 tracks of EZD, which is dizzying, but I get full control over my percussion, just as I do with my drums.
I’m thrilled with this! So glad you piped in with “the truth!”
Folks, you gotta try this. It’s worth the extra time and the extra control will allow your mix to pop and you won’t have to compromise and lose any distinction in your dense percussion grooves.
Love me my EZD!
@Ames Alch said:
Another chapter…
After successfully getting multi-channel operation in Logic Pro X, I now want to push the boundaries a bit. I typically use two instances of EZD2, one for drums and then another using the Latin EZX for percussion (I’m a percussion freak).
Can I use the second instance of EZD Latin in multi-channel IN ADDITION to the multi-channel use of the basic drums?
If so, is there a specific order to go about this so as not to conflict channel assignment?
Thanks!
Well, I think I can answer this for myself. The answer is… no.
Logic was all set to accept as many new channels as I wanted, but EZD2 can only assign channel numbers that are linked to the number of channels in a given drum set’s mixer. In other words, the Latin EZX, for example, has 16 channels, and even though that many channels were already in use by my first use of EZD in my main drum track, the Latin EZX mixer didn’t see that and would only allow for channel assignments for 1-16 and not anything higher, regardless of the fact that I needed it to *start* at channel 17.
To TT support, is there any way around this? Can I somehow manually override this by typing in a channel number or will each instance of EZD only start at channel 1?
If this is the case, the only other work around I can think of is to splice up each essential part of my percussion grooves into *its own* EZD instance and run A LOT of EZD plugins. Methinks that may be too much work for the payload, but I may still try it. 
Would love it of there is a legit way to do this.
