There's a third way where you could buy a higher-level drum software like Superior Drummer, BFD2 or Addictive Drums but i think it's a budget question for you.

The other way would be to use a DAW on your PC where you can set up and store a MIDI mapping for your kit as a drum track template. Try different notes to get your desired results.

You can do two things now: If you plan to use EZdrummer in the standalone (Solo) mode then you have to configure the sending MIDI note on each instrument in the DM10 module itself. Superior has an own keymap editor and different pre-configured keymaps for some edrum kits. EZD is morely for the non-drumming keyboarder/producer and that means that EZD has a fixed, not customizable keymap. Toontrack has two main products for drum sounds, EZdrummer and Superior Drummer. It's like a table where incoming MIDI notes from your triggers are mapped to specific sounds in the drum software library. The link between an edrum setup and the sounds of a drum software like EZdrummer is the so called 'keymap' or 'MIDI mapping'. The first steps into a new world are the hardest and so it is with the world of VST and computer drumming I'm new to the forum and thrilled that I've found this resource! Quote from: tammahamma on January 24, 2011, 01:36:41 PM Hello all. old) in the dust when it comes to the basics of this stuff. While being a fairly seasoned computer user (beginning from the days of DOSâ€”ouch!), Iâ€™m completely new to the VST world and feel like everyone on the various forums out there left my generation (45 yrs. I cannot for the life of me figure out how to correct this. The DM10 high-hat triggers one of the EZDrummer crash cymbals, etc. the DM10 TOM1 triggers the Tom 2 sound in EZDrummer. However the sounds (â€œvoicesâ€ I believe is the proper term) in EZDrummer are not correctly assigned to the proper corresponding pads/triggers on my DM10 Pro kitâ€”i.e. Iâ€™m running EZ drummer (via USB into my laptop) using Toontrackâ€™s SOLO.

However, I recently purchased the software package EZDrummer to add some kit flexibility and am having some difficulties.įirst, just let me state that Iâ€™ve read the manual several times, have tried contacting Alesis tech support (4 times) only to be placed in the holding queue for on average 25 min. I purchased my DM10 Pro kit in June of 2010 and am loving it. Iâ€™ve been an accoustic drummer for many, many years but just recently wandered into the awesome world of e-drumming.

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