Also, you can hit a hi hat with the top of the stick our the shaft of the stick. A real hi hat has varying levels of ‘open’, not just one. They are offered to allow for the most realistic drum experience. There are quite a few different open articulations, for example. The hi hats articulations are what is usually the ‘extended’ parts. I was discussing the topic in parallel with Toontrack and the most intersting outcome about the extended midi was: The mapping of numbers/notes to instruments in the kit or the song is what needs to get adjusted between BB and ezdrummer so that the two reasonably match. A note in midi terms is a number assigned to an instrument. There’s no glue involved either.īTW, when we say ‘adjust notes’ we don’t mean adjusting each beat. If you don’t want to do a little learning, then use the BB as is without ezdrummer but you don’t need reaper, the BBManager can easily adjust the drum kits and midi notes. If you want to give it a shot, we can walk you through it. Or a special EZD2 drumset in BeatBuddy.Īs already mentioned: I have no glue about midi I thought about something like a converter or an import filter or a function like “save as …” in EZD2. I don’t want to learn how to use a midi software like Reaper! I don’t want to edit song by song and note for note. Midi editor, note names, reaper, …!? He? What are you talking about? Sorry boys, I’m out. Then simply drag it into Beat Buddy Manager. So enable EZ Drummer (shift click), hold CTRL + ALT and drag the clip into the song area of EZDrummer (the area at the bottom). You can’t drag it directly from Reaper, so we need to get it back into EZ Drummer. Now you need to get it into Beat Buddy Manager. Shift click EZ Drummer on the FX list to disable it (thus enabling routing to your Beat Buddy) then play the clip to see how it sounds (adjust as necessary). Right click the note name on the left to select the row, then use CTRL + Up/Down to move the entire row to the Beat Buddy equivalent (or whatever you can find). Now look for notes that are not named (usually hi hats, crashes and sometimes the bass drum). Change the view to show the note names and import the Beat Buddy MIDI mapping from here: Drag the clip to your track in Reaper and double click it to open the MIDI editor. That’s true, you’ll need to edit them first. Here’s a paste from the thread about EZD2 to BB mapping:īut wait, Beat Buddy can’t play the extended MIDI drums that EZ Drummer has… I think there’s also an EZD2 to BB mapping that someone posted to this forum a while back. To give you an idea of the mappings, here’s a helpful link:
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