converting toontrack ez drummer midi to addictive drums 2 midi map

If I ever finish it I'll share it but don't hold your breath, maybe someone out there has done this already? I worked on this for a while but it may not ever get finished because it became frustrating and cut into my music making time, I have some of it nice and organized but there are some strange trial and error things that you have to do, I thought I figured out EXACTLY how to do it but the number scheme can be slightly different so it's not an exact science as far as exactly what numbers you should use in order for everything to display neat and organized in the UI browser., and if you ever figure one out then tell me. Play with the numbers and folders, and when you make a change to a folders name you have to open SD or EZD and see how it looks, then close it, then change another folders name/number, open it again and see how it looks, little by little because occasionally there is some unpredictability where its displayed so it requires tweaking. The numbers are the key to sorting out how things are displayed in the UI browser, SDX's have 5 zeros in front of them in your folder, so if you want it to all look nice and organized in the UI Browser it goes something like this, If you notice in your folder you see for example So all the included ezx midi is all listed under that category in the sd3 browser, and you see all your ezx midi has just 2 numbers in front of the name, example 06 Vintage Rock 07 Latin etc etc, It's complicated but here are some general thoughts, there is no exact way because for example, my folder numbers are different than yours and yet they both work. In the SD/EZD midi browser 'Add on Packs' should have their own category where only Toontrack add ons should show, (Third Party midi should have their own category, not to be confused with the USER Libraries folder) same with the EZX midi and the Superior midi libraries category etc etc, they should all be in their own sub category with nothing else in there. So those packs are showing up somewhere else when you're looking at the Sd3 browser and not under a sub category named 'Add On Packs' (For an example of a header folder see the folder) So about those 3 packs you mentioned they're all Add On Packs, one thing I notice is you don't have an Add On Packs folder with the header file in it.

Click to expand.I've been trying to sort my midi folder for a while now and it's complicated because the way you see it in the Midi folder is not the order you see it on the SD/EZ UI.

Converting toontrack ez drummer midi to addictive drums 2 midi map