clintmartin
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Re: Addictive Drums MIDI files
2015/08/28 16:58:36
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It is nice to have EZ Player Pro, but the EZmap for AD2 works pretty good too. I still prefer to use EZD2 until the midi is complete and then drag the midi to my AD2 (if I intend on using AD2, EZD2 is good too.) track and use the map.
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Re: Addictive Drums MIDI files
2015/08/28 21:41:55
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Re: Addictive Drums MIDI files
2015/08/29 08:34:33
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Clint, you've answered a question I had. I'd been experimenting with Step Sequencer/SD3(I have 4 extra kits for it-Andy Johns+3 Rock Legends), since never really tried it. I always did mine with Groove Agent 2, previously...habits die hard. LOL
Anyway, I was thinking I should be able to use whatever midi drum track with AD2. So thanks, I'll give that try.
Michael
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clintmartin
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Re: Addictive Drums MIDI files
2015/08/29 20:48:03
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if anyone needs the EZmap for AD2 PM me your e-mail and I'll send it to you. It used to be on the AD forum, but they did anyway with the forum. I bought EZ Player Pro from someone at KVR for next to nothing ($20) I think. It is a very nice tool to have when trying to convert midi files.
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Re: Addictive Drums MIDI files
2015/08/31 12:31:46
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clintmartin
I have the answer for the Addictive drums midi files...Yay!
They did change it on the website, but you can still get the downloads.
If you want to use the midi files with other drum software you need to do the following:
1. Log-in to your user account at www.xlnaudio.com
2. Go to this page:
http://www.xlnaudio.com/myaccount-myproducts/offline
(note the "offline" part of the URL, making it different than the regular My Products page)
3. Scroll to the bottom of the page where it says External Midi Files
Cool find. DL'd them all now.
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Re: Addictive Drums MIDI files
2015/09/01 11:27:41
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I am really looking forward to a new EZ Player Pro with EZ Drummer 2 search function. Then you can build your drum part and add cymbal crashes and various hits with a click. I use the Find in Browser a lot.
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Re: Addictive Drums MIDI files
2015/09/06 08:53:22
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That's a very nice map, Clint. Thanks!
Michael
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clintmartin
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Re: Addictive Drums MIDI files
2015/09/06 14:44:51
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You bet! It makes life pretty simple.
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Re: Addictive Drums MIDI files
2015/10/13 17:30:29
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Just started working on a new solo album project and was looking for just this solution. Thanks Clint!!
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Re: Addictive Drums MIDI files
2015/10/14 07:51:21
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Great find! Now to make BFD3 palettes for them...
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Re: Addictive Drums MIDI files
2015/10/14 08:55:50
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clintmartin
I have the answer for the Addictive drums midi files...Yay!
They did change it on the website, but you can still get the downloads.
If you want to use the midi files with other drum software you need to do the following:
1. Log-in to your user account at www.xlnaudio.com
2. Go to this page:
http://www.xlnaudio.com/myaccount-myproducts/offline
(note the "offline" part of the URL, making it different than the regular My Products page)
3. Scroll to the bottom of the page where it says External Midi Files
Thanks for a second time clint!!
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clintmartin
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Re: Addictive Drums MIDI files
2015/10/15 10:20:03
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