Then in LPX start playback at the start of the region you want to import into LPX and EZD will start recording it into the Song Track at the same measure it appears in LPX. Tips: in EZD arm Record and make sure Follow Host is enabled. My confusion or trepidation was due to the fact that I work with 90% of the time and don’t have the midi skills or jargon down to grasp it but I’m learning.įor others with Logic Pro X (using 10.6.2 on Catalina), I’ve tried both the ‘record’ and ‘export’ methods described above, with these observations and tips:
This will place the midi file in the top level of the song file which you then drag into the “Play Window” of EZD2… works like a charm. – Slide right and select “Export Parts to Midi File” – Select all midi files on the drum track
I was about to try the “record” method above when I found out the S1P does export midi. I tried to directly drag a single then all midi section/files to EZD2I which didn’t work. I even bought EZD2 and installed it in faith that there had to be a way… even thought I didn’t see this discussed/shown at all in any of the YouTube videos (I think I watched all 9 including the 3 FAQ Rikk did). This was the BIG Question for me… how would I edit all my drum tracks (made with EZD1) in my current in-progress songs with the new EZD2?
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