Step by step on how to use your OWN samples in

Come along as I take you on a fun and off-the-beaten path kind of video showing you how you can take your OWN samples (drums and or ANYTHING) to create an interesting sonic pallet for you to create and experiment in #EZDrummer3. Let's Go!

[@mbdamnit]

I have almost the same desktop color. I was trying to click on my desktop in your video and NOTHING WAS HAPPENING because its your desktop in the video AAARRRR SNARF!

[@MrVarsityphysics]

Can you provide several audio files to “humanize”, say, a snare?

[@jakeyboy2929]

Am I right in thinking EZD3 samples would have velocity layers to them whereas your own samples would be just one velocity layer?

[@MrVarsityphysics]

I wonder the same

[@johnponder5973]

Your tutorials are great. Very informative. The only problem I have is that the volume is very low.

[@asoundmindchannel]

Thank you John, I'm gonna get that corrected. Your feedback is greatly appreciated!

[@Job311_]

​@@asoundmindchannel hello bro can u import mp3 songs into this game

[@jaymusik1235]

Yes bro your videos volume usually low hard to hear but the content is great

[@asoundmindchannel]

Thanks for the feedback Jay. Hopefully we'll get the audio issues dialed in soon. Thanks for watching.

[@gilbertmoreno8614]

How do I export .wav individual drum sounds from Ezdrummer 3. I have the Latin Percussion expansion but I'm not able to use them with the main or bright rooms. Thanks

[@YoYaDude]

How do you import sample library of SD2 into ED3?

[@goactivemedia]

Can you fill in a full kit of samples and then save it as a new kit to pull up?

[@jeroenh2003]

would like to know this as well

[@fabiofanelli6030]

Is it possible organize the imported sounds...?

[@asoundmindchannel]

Hi Fabio. I haven't found that to be possible in the sessions I've used my own samples. When you "save as" in the upper right of EZD3, your imported midi files are saved and just listed in no particular order or file mgmt. under each kit pc. So if you import some kick samples and save them into that session, you will see those same kick samples under EACH instrument, and not just the kick. They are not 'exclusive' to just that particular kit pc. Since I tend to only use 2-3 variations (colors) of kit pc samples per session, I rely heavily on my labeling/naming system if folder organization is not available. Hope that helps my friend.