EZ Drummer XLN Audio Reggae Midi Pack (Midi files formatted for EZ Drummer)

GenerousSoul - Date: 2014.04.07 - Size: 67 KB
Drums are a critically important part of reggae music and it’s vital to get the rhythm right. That’s why we created the Reggae MIDI Pak. This Pak provides a big selection of classic beats and fills in styles like one drop, rockers, steppers, dancehall, ska and rocksteady. We also include great intro grooves and a large collection of drum fills ranging from established standards to slightly eccentric.

Thanks go to the kind person who spends time to translate and make this Adictive Drums pack usable for EZ Drummer users

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remix	status	registered	posts	comments	rating
remix	Resident	1.01.2009	2	545	+317

big thanks

8.04.14 @ 13:13

uber909	status	registered	posts	comments	rating
uber909	Resident	1.08.2011	1	118	+153

Thx indeed.
Tried already and very pleased

I'm curious about the method though, as I would translate other XLN packs if someone can send a PM and explain how to do it.

8.04.14 @ 15:19

Lead	status	registered	comments	rating
Lead	Resident	2.12.2008	18	+1

You could try this method: On Addictive Drums select the EZ Drummer map (i don't think is one of the default maps, but I think one exist on the internet)
Select the first midi file that you want to convert in addictive drums and drag it to your host.
Export the MIDI file from you host.
This should theoretically work (never tried it)

8.04.14 @ 17:08

Lozzauk	status	registered	comments	rating
Lozzauk	Member	24.03.2014	31	+1

I'm really curious as to how it is done as well. I tried to do the same thing for Abbey Road drums - I created the map in Addictive drums but when you play the midi file it doesn't play correctly as the mapping has obviously changed. I thought tho that if I exported it into Abbey Road it would then play correctly but it doesn't. If anyone can shed light on how this is done that would be great.

Big thanks for putting these together and sharing:o)

9.04.14 @ 20:27