Does anyone else HATE exdrummer???

[Where She Wept]

Just use it for what its made to be used for... writing... which it is awesome for. You can't expect to get album ready tones from such cheap software.

Amen.

 

[Exocaster]

It beats the piss out of my old Boss DR770, that's for sure.

 

[tomislav]

Then I add two MIDI tracks to Cubase, route the first one's MIDI output to the P/R instance, the second one to the DFH instance. Then you just program everything in two separate MIDI tracks. It takes some getting use to, but once you get a system going it's no more difficult than programming in one track.

Just wanted to say, I think you can use send on that same MIDI track, so you don't need to make two tracks.

 

[hoehlentroll]

@alan1990, 006
thanks thats very helpful.
@006
wouldn't it be easier to programm drums with only one kit, add another kit and copy the lines from one midi-file to a new one (routed to the second instance)? you wouldn't have to switch forth and back all the time?

 

[Noumenon]

In logic I have one midi track sent to all the instances of ezd.
1 for kick, 1 for snare, 1 for hihat, 1 for each toms, 1 for oh.
oh yeah, did I mention that for some STUPID reason you can't freeze the aux outputs of an instrument in logic?

 

[migreeni]

Ezdrummer is a great tool, and it sounds decent as long as you stay away from the DFH expansion. I use the pop/rock kit for the Kryptillusion pre production demos. Sounds good enough for my needs. Listen here.

Wow! That's awesome! Care to share some tips on that sound?

E: And that bass sound. Dude SICK! Gimmegimme pointers!