everything seems to make you mad, very quickly, and meds ain't helping, heh). which somehow seems easier than shifting everything around over the entire 7 minutes of the track, even though its kind of not (it's a perception thing I think.like taking longer route of back roads because the shorter route means sitting in traffic and just feels more aggrevating.

breaking it down into sections (verse 1, 2 chorus A, B, bridge, etc), and than using EZ's editor to cut and paste the MIDI for each part based on what it shows being used in that loop. I started loading parts of the song into EZ Drummer. you can never get it back to bread again, lol. In addition, I also have a drum map I can load into AD2 that matches EZ drummer, so I don't even need to convert it. But it doesnt have an option for going AD2 to EZ2, only the other way around. I've used MidiFileMapper in the past for similar conversion when helping friends with projects. And I have a couple more tracks in the same predicament I want to use. I started doing it, and my stress levels when through the roof, lol. It'd be faster at this point for me to just rebuild the entire track in EZ Drummer than shifting all that stuff around manually. but theirs a LOT of cymbal stuff going on. But I've only had Reaper kicking around for a couple of weeks, so I'm sure theirs some stuff I've yet to learn that might be helpful here too. I searched the plug-ins and it has nothing that looks quite like what I'd need for this particular task.

I also recently started using/learning Reaper, and it looks like theirs a lot of user support/add-ons. I have Ableton Live as a DAW, so maybe theirs a tool in that I'm unaware of? Especially since I'm looking at 2 old tracks, and possibly a couple more depending what else I dig out to work on/re-work. If I gotta go and drag and drop MIDI around part by part in the piano-roll I'm gonna go bat-shit crazy. I've googled the crap out of this, and their doesn't seem to be an easy similar solution for this. BUT it doesn't do it the other way around. That works great for converting EZD midi to AD2. Theirs that Mark Heath MIDI File Mapper program. Thing is, is their an easy way to take the old MIDI I did in AD2, but convert it to to EZD's format? I got a couple of old tracks with the drums done in Addictive Drums 2, but currently been experimenting with EZ Drummer again after a long time. This is one thats been bedeviling me for a bit.

Map ez drums midi to addictive