[Answered]How to Convert EZD midi drum track to audio

2015/09/23 19:53:58

charlyg

Can't seem to find the answer and I'm not fond of fooling around and guessing while in the program.

Thanks.

2015/09/23 22:31:09

clintmartin

Drag the midi out of EZD2 into a track in Sonar. Then either freeze the track, or bounce (the audio) to another track.

2015/09/23 23:56:06

Bflat5

You can do that right from EZDrummer 2

2015/09/24 01:52:24

charlyg

I didn't make it in EZD, I auditioned the loops and drug them straight into Sonar. I will have to watch a bounce video. I haven't had the need to bounce as yet.

2015/09/24 06:55:38

Bristol_Jonesey

Just freeze the synth from the synth rack

2015/09/24 07:44:02

tenfoot

Select both the EZ drummer synth track AND the midi track that feeds it, then from the track menu choose 'bounce to track', selecting 'tracks' as the source option in the dialog box that pops up.

2015/09/24 12:15:08

charlyg

Got it, and thanks. I learned how to do 3 things!!!

2015/09/24 12:30:32

Bristol_Jonesey

The advantage of just freezing the synth is if you want to change something, you just unfreeze it, change the midi & re-freeze.

With bouncing, you have to jump through a couple of more hoops to do the same thing.

2015/09/24 14:10:01

charlyg

I ended up doing the freeze. Good to know it was the thing to do.....at this point in the project.

2015/09/24 14:38:07

Bristol_Jonesey

There are times when bouncing can be beneficial - for archival purposes for example, when it's not guaranteed that a particular vsti would be available or even supported on newer OS/Daw versions.

[Answered]How to Convert EZD midi drum track to audio

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