So you can keep in down to 2 tracks (an EZPP MIDI and an S2 Synth track). Yes, on the Synth Rack you must load both EZPP and S2,īut in track view, you only need one MIDI Track and one Synth track (or S2 multitrack) or into S2 MIDI track (which also outputs to the S2 Synth track) Into either the EZPP MIDI track (configured to play S2 Synth track) then drag and drop them all together as an instant MIDI into S7 You arrange them, add drum notes, test, play, add a note (sidekick or whatever). If I create numerous tracks in EZPlayer do I do something like 'bounce to tracks' to get them in Sonar as one midi track ?ĮZPP alone seems quite venerable (as a very easy mini-sequencer of MIDIs) that makes EZDrummer seem clutsy in comparison. But something that I dont understand from the vid (they used Logic) is this. So it looks like I have to use EZPlayer to construct midi tracks and then I drag the EZPlayer midi into Sonar (it's all in the same app in EZDrummer).

Ok - I've watched all the youtube goodies about Superior 2 and the mouse click to buy is getting closer (you guys make a great sales force :) ). Right now they tell people to buy a different pedal, which is totally stoopid.

If they did that, then you could tweak S2.0 to track your particular pedal the best it could be tracked. Well you should report back to Toontrack that they seriously need to implement two more controls for hihat pedal tracking. But now I have a TrapKat so I get to bang around on the drums after a hard day at work. Coming from the EZdrummer background with DnD being my typical means of creating a drum performance, I never worked with the e-drums end of the program. I've also learned the trick to setting the thing up. Just wanted to hear someone who isn't a bass player trying to learn how to set up his Hart Dynamics E-Pedal hi hat foot controller. Out of the box, Superior wasn't quite set to work with my hihat controller, so tonight I poked around their forum and found what I needed to tweak (which is *NOT* in their skimpy manual), and now have it going through a few sets of samples via foot control. Modbod (Dave Modisette) had requested to hear how the hihat works when using a Roland V-Drums hihat controller.

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