Routing MIDI Drums in the DAW

[WhiskeyJack]

I went ahead and pre-ordered my upgrade. It did not come with EZD2, but 7 new kits alone should be worth the price. (plus the ability to keep buying cool $20 kits for their black friday deal)

right. Did you get the library from EZD 2 though?

I love blackfriday at toon track.

[vomitHatSteve]

Did you get the library from EZD 2 though?

Looks like nope.
I did get an upgrade to my pop/rock kit that is apparently incompatible with EZD 1, which is kind of interesting because I've had that kit installed on my system with EZD1 for years.

[WhiskeyJack]

Did you get the library from EZD 2 though?

Looks like nope.
I did get an upgrade to my pop/rock kit that is apparently incompatible with EZD 1, which is kind of interesting because I've had that kit installed on my system with EZD1 for years.

weird. that's so weird.



I wonder why then as an EZD1 upgrade they wouldn't give you the EZD2 library, and then me as an upgrade from EZD2 they 'gift me" a library i already have?

hmm. shenanigan's!

[JD01]

Bollocks, I should have looked if there were any SD updates available.

[vomitHatSteve]

Increasingly, the additional features of whatever e-drum kit are just a hindrance to my work flow honestly, so I'll probably never end up on SD

I basically just need the ability to set the midi mapping and route each drum to a different channel. Trading out drum/mic samples is nice. Anything else is just fluff to ignore.

[JD01]

Suppose you're not exactly going for traditional drum sounds are you.

[vomitHatSteve]

Suppose you're not exactly going for traditional drum sounds are you.

Well, it's a blend really. I almost always have a combination of conventional sounding drums and the glitch drums on studio recordings.