Got it (sort of). The routing stuff can get real confusing real fast so the idea of routing into the SD mixer is a new concept for me but good to know…I was thinking of it as an isolated thing…a program within your DAW, if you will.
I understand those things…I’m just wondering what velocity number represents, in real life how hard a heavy hitter is hitting. Think Nirvana, STP, Alice in Chains, Guns n Roses…what “velocity” would those guys be hitting at when one of the heavier songs really gets cooking? There has to be some range with some consistency between them. Is 127 hitting so hard you’d injure your hand in real life if you did it more than a few times a night or is that just another day at the office for those guys? Is 100 a gentle tap for a hard rock drummer? That’s the kind of thing I’m trying to get at. Since I’m not a drummer and don’t have an e-kit to experiment with I’m kind of fumbling in the dark with this stuff.
Thanks. . .not sure how to get to that window. Under my account there’s “my products”, “register product”, “my info” and “log out”, nothing about downloads/authoraztions/updates. Until today I didn’t have any registered products (yes EZdrummer was purchased legitimately). Found the old email where I got my EZD info (computer code, authorization code), but I get “invalid serial number” when I paste it in there.
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