midi map from addictive drums to ezdrummer

Pretty much all drum virtual instruments and libraries come with a bunch of MIDI. I threw together a quick video going over my Roland e-drum setup how I’m triggering drum VSTsMike Lukes video on hi-hat setup in SD3. They are actually being revised in fact to avoid some ‘cross compatibility’ issues, just like the SDX MIDI was this summer (which you may or may not know about).Īnyway, as long as you understand the above and do not painstakingly go through all the EZX-s that you own only to conclude that there are no ‘news sounds’ you can trigger that you didn’t already know by looking at the Key Layout PDF, that’s the only purpose of my clarification. EZ Drummer, these capabilities are where drum virtual instruments are going. The reason for this I cannot really explain. I guess its a keyboard setting - midi notes 36-51 correspond.

Just had to then assign the kit I wanted to midi notes C1 thru D2 and save the kit.

The trick was that little arrow at the top, and then assigning ATOM in channel 1. That I can see at least.Īnd yes, you are correct that some of the MIDI is mapped ‘strangely’ in the older EZX-s. Solved my problems with ATOM and Addictive Drums. So, while that chart is useful if you want to know what would happen if you programmed something outside of that range with a particular kit (that has documented specialist articulations there) then played it through another kit, it does not have value beyond this. I think the only exception is for the tom rims in the ‘pop/rock’ set for historical reasons. In this video I demonstrate how you can export and convert drums you programmed in Guitar Pro so that you can use them in a real project with a great soundin. Right, as the guy behind the mapping I need to tell you however, that, anything not documented in the Key layout PDF for a particular kit can be found elsewhere between note 21 and 65.

Midi map from addictive drums to ezdrummer