hi! i've got a problem with the outputs of the EZdrummer in DP5:
i choosed a new instrument (EZdrummer). i choosed the multiple outputs in EZdrummer. In DP5's bundles window i can see the following channels:
EZdrummer 1 3
EZdrummer 1 4
EZdrummer 1 5
EZdrummer 1 6
EZdrummer 1 7
EZdrummer 1 8
EZdrummer 1 9
EZdrummer 1 10

Alright, I have a question regarding EZdrummer, Ive decided that this program is best for me and I want to be able to control it with a midi trigger or somesort Any suggestions? Im on a pretty tight budget so the cheapest soltution would be good.

Also can I use EZdrummer with Adobe Premier pro?

I don't know if this is the right forum to post this in, but I need some help.

Hey everybody,

I'm a drummer in 2 major rock bands in my area, and we're beginning to play more big shows (last night to thousands). After visiting with touring drummers and those in the business, I've decided to start working on my own rack, where I will control my drum's main mix. I've decided to go this route so far:

1. Mackie DFX12 Mixer

in live performances, what are some of the pro ways for drummers to follow sequenced/taped tracks? Im talking about HOW they monitor and WHAT they listen to.

let me know if this has already been posted link it to me

how can i get my drumer to play softer yet have that rocking sound, he's just to loud for the drum mic kit?

Hi all, I'm new here so it may be that this question has been dealt with previously but I hope that you can help out with it.

Alright here it goes, I am a 17 year old drummer who is in a band and I would like to learn more about recording instruments in general, but espically drums. I have recorded a demo in the past nd it sounded ok except for some volume issues. The help that i need is in the stereo recordind process. I do not know how to record in stereo.

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Any old timers out there remember this program? It was a DOS based grid type drum programmer.
It was fast and easy to use. I sure would like to know what the guy who programmed it has done since then...