the answer would be yes to both questions if I understand you correctly.
Once you have your base kit set up, you save the MIDI configuration as your own MIDI In/E-drums Preset. This MIDI Preset can be applied to other kit configurations.
I would imagine having a base Project as Default and modifying it with different instruments and save as new Projects would be the easiest in your case.
Project files save the entire state of the plug-in, including stuff on the Song Track(s).
Drums and Mixer Presets save just that but not the MIDI mapping setup nor MIDI on the Song Track(s).
Kit Preset save only the Kit pieces.
MIDI Presets save the mapping.
I cannot find an EZmix 3 product registered to your account. You do have a Vintage Grit EZmix Pack registered but as the product info page say; this expansion requires EZmix 3.
could you please elaborate? What doesn’t work for you?
Regarding what is printed in your DAW when you route into it; it is simply what you hear. If you use the SD3 internal bounce however, you need to specify whether you want to bounce per microphone (which is pre-mixer) or per output (which is post-mixer).
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