HumbleNoise
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Tiny Little MIDI Notes in EZDrummer PRV View
This is probably easy but whenever I drag in a MIDI clip from EZDrummer the MIDI notes are so small they can't be manipulated. Is there a way to get them larger? A selection I missed?
(Or do we need a new MIDI tool? - kidding - kidding - really.)
But really would like to know about the tiny notes.
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Re:Tiny Little MIDI Notes in EZDrummer PRV View
2011/03/16 19:22:51
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2 things come to mind the Microscope and or Zoom. Perhaps one or the other would help Larry. If those don't work you could select all and change the duration.
post edited by John - 2011/03/16 19:24:19
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Dave Modisette
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Re:Tiny Little MIDI Notes in EZDrummer PRV View
2011/03/16 19:36:21
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You can use a drum map and change them into diamonds. It was the early midi libraries that suffer from this mainly. Usually drum samples aren't affected by note length. However, someone, later suggested to them that it would be easier to grab the notes if they were a bit longer in duration. 
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HumbleNoise
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Re:Tiny Little MIDI Notes in EZDrummer PRV View
2011/03/16 19:46:45
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Do I have use a drum map EVERY time that I use an older EZ MIDI clip? Man that SUCKS! This was rushed! End of the universe!! Oh wait. I guess I'll await an answer first.
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Re:Tiny Little MIDI Notes in EZDrummer PRV View
2011/03/16 19:50:52
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John
If those don't work you could select all and change the duration.
That might be the easiest thing but every time? Every Clip? Can't find a drum map for EZ. Must be right in front of my face.
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Re:Tiny Little MIDI Notes in EZDrummer PRV View
2011/03/16 19:56:23
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I'm just thinking there's got to be a lot of EZ users out there what do you do with those tiny little buggers?
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Re:Tiny Little MIDI Notes in EZDrummer PRV View
2011/03/16 20:04:57
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Select the clip and enter a duration of 60-120 in the Event Inspector. I think that's about as simple as you're going to get.
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Dave Modisette
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Re:Tiny Little MIDI Notes in EZDrummer PRV View
2011/03/16 20:05:18
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HumbleNoise
Do I have use a drum map EVERY time that I use an older EZ MIDI clip? Man that SUCKS! This was rushed! End of the universe!! Oh wait. I guess I'll await an answer first.
There are some drum maps in the downloads area at Toontrack.
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Re:Tiny Little MIDI Notes in EZDrummer PRV View
2011/03/16 20:05:58
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brundlefly
Select the clip and enter a duration of 60-120 in the Event Inspector. I think that's about as simple as you're going to get.
Yes, it doesn't take long at all.
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Re:Tiny Little MIDI Notes in EZDrummer PRV View
2011/03/16 20:08:50
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Most folks just log in to Toon Tracks and download their free SONAR drum maps.
There are lots of advantages to using drum maps each and every time you use a MIDI drum track.
Although having access to all that editing power may cause you to get persnickety about the finer details of the PRV tool set.
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Re:Tiny Little MIDI Notes in EZDrummer PRV View
2011/03/16 20:09:10
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There are lots of maps available on the Toontrack site. Once you log in there is a user contributed area. Some users, included Dave (Mod Bod) uploaded maps for most (if not all) of the kits. Grab what you need. EDIT: In the moment it took to write this, looks like the same answers were already given.
post edited by codamedia - 2011/03/16 20:10:33
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Re:Tiny Little MIDI Notes in EZDrummer PRV View
2011/03/16 20:09:14
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brundlefly
Select the clip and enter a duration of 60-120 in the Event Inspector. I think that's about as simple as you're going to get.
Did not know how to do that. Thanks so much you guys - VERY helpful
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Re:Tiny Little MIDI Notes in EZDrummer PRV View
2011/03/16 20:10:27
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HumbleNoise
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Re:Tiny Little MIDI Notes in EZDrummer PRV View
2011/03/16 20:13:10
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I've been logged into the Toontrack site but can't find any user area or drum maps to download. Feeling lame.
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Re:Tiny Little MIDI Notes in EZDrummer PRV View
2011/03/16 20:14:48
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I've always guessed it was in the downloads section.
Maybe?
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HumbleNoise
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Re:Tiny Little MIDI Notes in EZDrummer PRV View
2011/03/16 20:20:56
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Yeah, found it. Dinner calls.
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Re:Tiny Little MIDI Notes in EZDrummer PRV View
2011/03/16 20:23:22
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https://www.toontrack.com...mp;prod=8888&file=\userfree\EZDRUMMER\HostStuff\Sonar\DrumMaps\DrumMapsDM.zip there's a few others in there as well < - THIS POST IS UNDER CONSTRUCTION - >
post edited by mike_mccue - 2011/03/16 20:27:22
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Dave Modisette
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Re:Tiny Little MIDI Notes in EZDrummer PRV View
2011/03/16 20:59:49
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mike_mccue
https://www.toontrack.com...mp;prod=8888&file=\userfree\EZDRUMMER\HostStuff\Sonar\DrumMaps\DrumMapsDM.zip
there's a few others in there as well
< - THIS POST IS UNDER CONSTRUCTION - >
Hmmmmmm, DrumMapsDM.zip... I wonder who the "DM" stands for? 
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Re:Tiny Little MIDI Notes in EZDrummer PRV View
2011/03/16 21:14:20
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Re:Tiny Little MIDI Notes in EZDrummer PRV View
2011/03/17 07:12:53
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Thanx for the info about the maps but in which directory I have to put them ?
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Re:Tiny Little MIDI Notes in EZDrummer PRV View
2011/03/17 07:42:15
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Check your Sonar Preferences > Folder Locations
There will be an entry for Drum Maps.
You can either drop the drum maps in that location - or you can point this to a new folder on your hard drive and put them there. If you do the latter - you may want to go to the old location and salvage a few of the old maps.
There are a ton of maps in that location. Doing some housecleaning is not a bad idea to get rid of the things you will never use.
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Re:Tiny Little MIDI Notes in EZDrummer PRV View
2011/03/17 13:36:03
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Larry, I've also got a CAL routine that lets you set all notes to whatever duration you want. PM me if you want it.
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