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Your MIDI controller is able to play the kick, you’ll probably need to transpose it so you can access the right note to play the kick.
If you look at the first image I attached, it shows what note the kick is played on. This information is found in the instrument properties – right click the kick in the main drum view.
On the bottom right corner it shows the last played MIDI note from your keyboard, so if you hit the G1 note on your keyboard (as I did on the screenshot) you’ll know that the kick key is further left on your keyboard, since the kick is found on C1.
Keys on a keyboard can either be named by their key name or its note number. You can press the Key button on the top right corner to show note numbers (seen on the second attached image). The last pressed key was note number 43 and the kick is found on 36, meaning the kick is found 7 notes to the left of the last pressed key.
Henrik Ekblom - User Experience Designer
ToontrackDavid Levy – did you know that you can enable MIDI out in EZdrummer 2, and doing so makes it possible to route the MIDI directly to Superior Drummer 2? With this setup there’s no need to move the MIDI to the Superior track when the MIDI editing is done – the Superior sounds will be used directly with the MIDI edit features from EZdrummer 2
Henrik Ekblom - User Experience Designer
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