How To Sample Replace Drums In FL Studio (Drum Triggers)

This is how you can sample replace your live drums with drum samples (or anything really) in FL Studio. I use SliceX, Edison, and EZ Drummer 2 to do this. This could also be called "Drum Triggers" but I think it's better suited to call it Drum Sample Replacement.
If you have any questions, feel free to comment below! Peace!

[@Otsomusic]

So simple and clever use of tools. Just did not think of it. Thank you!

[@frankko_bri]

MYGOD I SEARCHING THAT FOR HOURS, no hay tutoriales de esto en español, thanks babe ily

[@MarkyPaligs]

how to flatten groove?

[@nathanaelcalvin777]

Thank you so much man. I've just begun to engineer drum audio and I had no idea how to trigger a set.

[@WeirdAI-jq3um]

Combining it with the OG room. Hell yeah.

[@bgns1]

Select the all midi notes you want to edit in piano roll, then go for options, tools, randomize (alt+ R), deselect the Pattern box then play with the Levels knobs to ajust random levels of pan, velocity or whatever

[@elperro1953]

i searching for this solution for few years.. thanx

[@Uzurr69]

in depth and amazing video, thank you for posting.

[@jayvibes4547]

Thanks for this great knowledge it really helped me alot

[@misterlau5246]

Cool

[@pijayshady142]

thanks

[@Wlfgng75]

How do you get the marker notes from SliceX to show up as midi notes in EZ Drummer? I am using Addicted Drummer 2 and followed along with your video and get to that point and I have no midi notes in the piano roll in Addicted Drummer. They look really shaded out in the background. But they show green in the SliceX piano roll. This is frustrating.