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Mixcraft is easy to use and seemingly modelled on garageband, it is quite good but a little limited as I say. Been looking into reaper which seems to do similar things to the more sophisticated daws and having a little success. (took a while to teach it my audio interface and where the vsts like ezd were, but seems to be ok now)…
So…in reaper there is a step sequencer/piano roll for drums and although not worked it out yet, some people have mapped the EZD and EZX’s out for reaper labels for this (which is why i investigated it some more)
Have you worked out a way to save a midi pattern that you like as a file or ‘groove’ to add to teh EZD library? I ahve had no trouble importing grooves from other parties or even my own into EZD user groove library folder, but making and saving distinct grooves is the problem I am having…how would you approach that with say sonar?
Equally applying to any short midi instrument “loop” as well…perhaps stripped from a bigger midi file…any thoughts?
PC i7 Win7 64 12gb ram, UA-25 interface, Mixcraft 5 Pro, AT2035 Mic, EZD+Claustrophobic, Too many guitars!
Investigating Reaper
Just bought EZD and joined here…this is exactly the kind of thing I was looking for…thank you for all your work, will make mine easier, cheers!
PC i7 Win7 64 12gb ram, UA-25 interface, Mixcraft 5 Pro, AT2035 Mic, EZD+Claustrophobic, Too many guitars!
Investigating Reaper
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