[JamesColah]

Hi again armansrsa,

Sorry but I’m confused by your reply when you say ‘you want to use EZ drummer’?

I mentioned in my previous reply that you simply right click on your EZ drummer kick drum and select ‘Import Audio File’ where you can find and use any kick drum sample you like. Your full groove will then play back using the new sample you selected as your kick drum sound! It’s a way of simply replacing the original kick sound you don’t like!

Does that now make sense or have I misunderstood your reply?

Have a nice day and look forward to hearing from you soon.

Kind regards

James Colah

https://www.jamescolahproductions.com

PS. 99.9% of the time the kick drums frequency is lower than the bass so can’t see why you’re having a problem?

• This post was modified 2 years, 2 months ago by JamesColah.

[JamesColah]

Hi armansrsa,

First I must apologise because I don’t like to download files from websites I’m not familiar with and more importantly from people I don’t know so have not listened to that particular kick drum sound however I’m sure you know that you can simply right click on any kit piece and select ‘Import Audio File’ so you can use any file from your library or the internet. I’m sure (like me) you must have thousands of kick drum samples which you could audition and hopefully find one that you like?

Hope this helps?

Kind regards

James Colah

https://www.jamescolahproductions.com

[JamesColah]

Hi querty3333,

Please see my reply to Jim the original poster!

I hope this resolves your issue too?

Kind regards

James Colah

https://www.jamescolahproductions.com

Reply To: EZDrummer 3 volume and tonality issues when using Multichannel outputs version: 3.0.5
Operating system: Windows 11

[JamesColah]

Hi Jim,

I may be able to resolve this issue for you however you haven’t mentioned what DAW you use?

I use Cubase Pro 12 and there’s a feature called ‘Dissolve Part.’ What this does is creates an individual track for each kit piece.

If for example your drum groove consists of say 8 kit pieces it will create 8 instances of EZdrummer 3 however if you have a multicore CPU those 8 instances will put less strain on your computer.

The great news is that unlike assigning separate outs where all the effects will be bypassed (so you only get a raw sound) doing it my way nothing changes (the original sounds of the kit pieces will remain the same) BUT you can then add as many plugins as you like on each individual kit piece track to enhance each sound even more, so it’s a win win situation!

I hope this helps and also really hope you have some kind of ‘Dissolve Part’ feature in what ever DAW you use?

Have a nice day!

Kind regards

James Colah

https://www.jamescolahproductions.com

Reply To: EZDrummer 3 volume and tonality issues when using Multichannel outputs version: 3.0.5
Operating system: Windows 11

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