[Chad]

@David Levy said:

If I want to edit the Midi , I have to export the files out of EZD2 to be dumped somewhere on my hard drive , and then imported into protools so I can access the midi editor window …, then after editing , bounce / export the midi file out of protools , and then manually import it back into EZD2
(Note; but really thats another issue outside of this posts intention, as in depth Midi editing is a complex task, and thats why DAWS have dedicated editors)
…., but EZD2 should simply allow dragging of any midi file into and out of EZD2 .

I have yet to use the Song Creator function in EZD2, so I can’t speak to that. But in Reaper, I’m easily able to just drag an EZD2 pattern into an empty track and edit the MIDI there. Are you using EZD2 in standalone mode?

In fact, since I started using EZD1, which didn’t have the Song Creator, I just always built my songs directly in Reaper by dragging patterns into the track and editing them or punching in different fills as necessary. Maybe the Song Creator would make this easier with its features, but it seems really easy to me the way I do it. Like I said, I haven’t tried the SC yet, but if you’re having as many problems as you are, maybe you should just try building the songs directly into your DAW?

[Chad]

Are y’all talking about using EZD2 in standalone mode?

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